External View Cont.:

As you can see, the case is highly reflective.  It has almost an automotive quality paint job.

    Here is the surprise I mentioned earlier.  One of the coolest and most unique features of this case is that the top deck flips up for easy access.

    To open the top, just slide these tabs and the top unlocks.  But, before you can open it, you have to remove the thumbscrew located between the tabs.

     When your fan and hard drive are hooked to the LCD panel, you'll get two icons in the display to let you know they are working.  The LCD also displays the temperature.  The box says it's for the case, but you can put the temp sensor where ever you want to monitor the temperature.

Internal View

     With the exterior panel off, we get our first glimpse of the inside.  The M40 has room for two optical drives and two HDDs.  The top will also house the power supply and is vented to let the rising hot air escape the lower chamber.

     The bottom of the case is going to be a little more crowded.  The MicroATX motherboard is going to fill the majority of the lower chamber.

     To ensure the lower chamber doesn't get too hot, there is room for two 80mm exhaust fans.

     The front has a large 120mm intake fan that will really bring in some cool air.  The fan has both the 3 pin connector or the 4 pin molex connector.  There is also a location for a floppy drive, if you choose to use one.