CeBIT 2009 3-8 March, Hannover (Germany), day 1

Page 4 - Thermaltake

The stand of Thermaltake was one of the most impressive ones in Hall 24, where mostly makers of computer cases, coolers and PSU's were concentrated. Not only their stand was looking nice but it revealed new products for the first time. And constantly there were two fair battle maidens in shining (plastic) armour giving away bags with advertising materials. And many visitors we saw at CeBIT walked around with such bags - be it because of the fair maidens charms or for the advertisement list we cannot say.

In recent times Thermaltake accent more heavily on product lines for the hardware enthusiasts. They demonstrate powerful PSU's, big cases, water coolers and behold - Phase Change coolers. Special attention deserves Xpressar, the newest phase change cooler of the brand, one Thermaltake announced just prior CeBIT opened. The cooling is special in more than one way - it's quiet and small (having two models - one fitting in a ordinary computer case, preferably a tad roomy, while the other takes the place of four 5.25" devices).

The water cooling products are plentiful indeed and interesting too. The models on display include pumps, water blocks, reservoirs, flow indicators, temperature monitoring systems and more. Not only many parts were on display but most of the Thermaltake computers at te stand were cooled by complete water cooler systems of the brand.

Of course the whole range of Thermaltake cases was present, and many they are. Amongst them were for all to see some well known ones along with new. Like hi-end cases for gamers and enthusiasts, mainstream aluminum (and some less so) Mid-Towers and even luxury HTPC ones.

And of course as most of you know in the past ThermalTake made only air coolers, modding products and other accessories. These products however had not been dropped out op production, in fact with every year that passes we see more and better ones :)