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

Page 6 - Akasa

The Akasa was not small either. From purely computer accessories and fans, the Akasa had evolved and now offer high-end computer coolersвече for processors and video cards, computer cases, water cooling systems, external hard drive enclosures and so on...

One of the most interesting new lines of Akasa is Apache - product that have military theme to them.

And here is an Akasa case with their own water system servicing the CPU and hard drives, while using two big blue air coolers for both video cards.

The choice of cases is grand - anything from the tiny MiniITX through MidTowerAnd and up to FullTower. Most Akasa are made from high-grade lightweight materials (aluminum) and offer good cooling by lots of big fans, toolless operation and side panel windows - nothing unseen, still all that is on the level.

Nowadays Akasa can praise themselves for their rather wide range of PSU's. They offer both low-power cheap ones and highly efficient, beautiful, modular ones ranging all the way up to 1200W (alas for quite some money at that).

The company never stopped work on their air coolers. We can see how well had they progressed with their new models heatpipe coolers for processors, video cards and radiators for memory chips and such.

Their range of storage devices is also wide (hard drives and SSD drives from 2.5" to 3.5"). There are lots of external enclosures of various models, and the colours are as plentiful as the models.

And at the end - fans, cables, controllers, notebook pads and various other accessories still are important company merchandise. There are plenty of products for each and everyone.

While we were taking the photos at the Akasa, we couldn't speak to any of their CeBIT representatives, should we manage to acquire a guided tour we'll make sure to add anything of value we learn :)