Mercury launches mCAB Chassis

VARINDIA- INDIA'S FRONTLINE IT MAGAZINE

Kobian has launched Xplore mCAB cabinet series from Mercury. The chassis supports current motherboards available in the market. The mCAB series is powered with Mercury SMPS.

The cabinets measure 335mm x 175mm x 345mm (H x W x D) respectively, excluding front panel. With a SECC metal structure, it offers 2 x 5.25" external, 1 x 3.5" external and 4 x 3.5" hidden drive bays. Mercury mCAB are powered with 4 expansion slots and front USB and audio ports and comes in red, black and silver colours. This series is named after the planets of universe Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Neptune, Pluto and Zeus.

"Cabinet market has been flooded with innumerable brands, but we are glad that channel partners do understand the importance of a steady and quality chassis and power supply. Mercury cabinets have been awarded and rewarded over the years as the preferred brand for casings and we work towards ensuring that we can maintain the quality and the trust placed by consumers in our brand. We did not want to launch an affordable case by cutting cost but instead we have brought the mCAB which is in line with today's technology and the need of the consumers. We shall continue to bring technology closer to users," said Sushmita Das, Country Manager India, Kobian Pte Ltd.

Mercury mCAB series cabinets are priced at Rs.700/-. These cabinets carry Mercury 450Watt SMPS which come with a 3-year warranty.

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