Computer case with a handle?

[jakemoffatt]

Anyone know of a decent looking computer chassis that has a handle built in for easy carrying?

Antec used to sell a "strap" that had a handle and you could wrap around your case and carry it with, I would be interested in solutions like that too.

 

[ProTech Support]

<Random Thought>

You know what would be neat....a handle with some sort of strong adhesive that you can just place on any computer to lift it. When your done just remove it and put it on the next..Man that would make picking up computers from customers a breeze....

</Random Thought>

EDIT: A handle with suction cups, the type you can open and close....that would work....excuse me while I go copyright this idea

 

[Canadian Tech]

EDIT: A handle with suction cups, the type you can open and close....that would work....excuse me while I go copyright this idea

Don't they have those for the glass industry so they can safely carry glass?

 

[ProTech Support]

http://www.windows101.com/shop/images/suction cup.jpg

There is one, so much for my multi-billion dollar idea haha

But I still think that would be useful for computer cases, don't you?

 

[Canadian Tech]

if it works it would be great. I'm not sure where I can get one in Canada though

 

[seedubya]

A car body dent puller might work.

 

[reesk92]

na screw the suction cups go for industiral strength electro magnets nothing drops you in deeper **** than degausing a customers harddrive right in front of them

the 1s become 0sthe 0s become 1s and then you wonder
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how the hell did a 2 get in there

 

[ProTech Support]

if it works it would be great. I'm not sure where I can get one in Canada though

I am going to have to start selling these bad boys

 

[ProTech Support]

na screw the suction cups go for industiral strength electro magnets nothing drops you in deeper **** than degausing a customers harddrive right in front of them

the 1s become 0sthe 0s become 1s and then you wonder
.........
.
.
.
.
how the hell did a 2 get in there

Yea, I was def. trying to avoid the magnet lol

 

[SOHO-NZ]

I have one of these Thermaltake cases with a built-in handle...it'll take a standard uATX board quite nicely.

Anyone know of a decent looking computer chassis that has a handle built in for easy carrying?

Antec used to sell a "strap" that had a handle and you could wrap around your case and carry it with, I would be interested in solutions like that too.

 

[MrUnknown]

i dont think the suction cups would work too well... not unless it was a smooth surface case. Most cases have a texture to them which would allow air to come in under the seal.

 

[angry_geek]

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811144162

They have a whole series of these.

 

[Canadian Tech]

here is a case with a built in handle

http://www.codegenworld.com/03_products/index.asp?max_id_search=11&min_id_search=23&pro_id_search=270

I thought about the dent puller too but don't think it would hold

 

[Jm Boyd]

You could always do something like this....

http://www.mmartins.com/mmartins/pccasehandle/handlemod.asp

 

[Jm Boyd]

Very Cool Mod!

I thought so too, I haven't tried it myself though. Normally when I grab a Dremel...bad things start to happen....lol

One of these would work well for you too... http://www.avadirect.com/product_details_parts.asp?PRID=5296

I think Tiger Direct used to sell something like this but it also had a place for a 15 inch LCD..

 

[reesk92]

wow they wuld be nice as a onsite data recovery rig just substitute the optical drive for a pair of hdd cadys in sats and ata and youl be set

 

[iptech]

wow they wuld be nice as a onsite data recovery rig just substitute the optical drive for a pair of hdd cadys in sats and ata and youl be set

...for a hernia!

 

[reesk92]

why it wouldnt be trhat heave the cases are teens id say it wouldnt way more than2 kilo 3 max

 

[DanF]

Now this would avoid all the hassle of going down 4 stories with an old super extra heavy case in your hands... trying not to miss a step, or else...

I thought so too, I haven't tried it myself though. Normally when I grab a Dremel...bad things start to happen....lol

One of these would work well for you too... http://www.avadirect.com/product_details_parts.asp?PRID=5296

I think Tiger Direct used to sell something like this but it also had a place for a 15 inch LCD..

 

[ITG Tech]

Duct Tape!