Lian Li has unveiled its latest mini-tower PC case aimed to be used for mini-ITX systems, the PC-Q21.

Lian Li has unveiled its newest PC-V33 PC case, a compact cube ATX PC case made from aluminum.

Lian Li has released its newest PC-Q17 PC case, which is a result of cooperation between Lian Li and ASUS, meant to be equipped with ASUS' ROG Maximum Impact line of mini-ITX motherboards.

Lian Li has announced the availability of its earlier announced PC-08 dual-compartment PC case.

Lian Li will be at CeBIT 2015 show in Hannover which kicks off on March 16 in Hannover and the company has just teased a couple of new products that will stars of its CeBIT showcase, including the new DK-Q2 desk chassis prototype and the new O Series PC-O8 case.

Taiwanese manufacturer Lian Li has unveiled a new PC case, the PC-Q86, which is mostly designed for those who looking to build a NAS.

Lian Li doesn't need any kind of introduction, since its aluminum case are worldwide famous, for their prices too. Today they unveiled the new PC-V1000L PC case, a giant EATX PC case with small wheels.

Lian Li introduced a new ITX PC case with vertical and horizontal design, designed for HTPC systems and for office use.

Today Lian Li released two brushed aluminum cases, the PC-B16 and the PC-A61. Both cases features the same internal space, but the B16 is more silence-oriented. To ensure the maximum flexibility, Lian Li features these 2 PC cases with removable HDD cages and modular 5.25” cages.

Although already announced that it will show its full lineup of desk chassis during Computex 2014, which kicks off on June 3rd, Lian Li has now officially announced the release of two of them, the single-system DK-01X and the dual-system DK-02X.

Lian Li has announced that it will bring and showcase three versions of its desk chassis as well as show seven new PC cases during Computex 2014, scheduled to kick off on June 3rd in Taipei, Taiwan.

Today, we show you two new PC cases that Lian Li unveiled recently: as usual, both cases are made out of aluminum. The new models are the PC-B16 and the PC-A61.

Lian Li is a well-known brand, especially if you are talking about PC cases, mostly thanks to a variety of different cases, all built with a distinctive look and great quality. Today, they have unveiled the latest addition to the Mini-Q lineup, the PC-Q01.

Taiwanese company Lian Li is well known for its recognizable and quality PC chassis, has announced plans for for a new DK01 PC case which is actually a desk and while the prototype from earlier this year was impressive, it has now evolved and its second version might hit retail/e-tail pretty soon.

Lian-Li has announced its newest brushed aluminum mid-tower PC case, the PC-A51. The new PC-A51 will feature a unique reverse airflow design which also moves some components inside the case.

Lian Li has posted a couple of pictures of its upcoming PC-B16 and PC-A61 case which are scheduled to be officially launched during CeBIT 2014 show in Hannover. Both new cases are based on the same design except for a couple of add-ons on the PC-B16 which include noise reduction front door.

It looks like Lian Li got inspired by Red Harbinger and created a prototype of a case, that is basically a computer case and a desk in one. Quite a few years ago Lian li already built Aluminium desks but back then they didn't think about integrating a computer chassis.

Lian Li announced today, that they're launching the PC-V358 in North America, which they have show previously already. This case offers space for an mATX or a mini ITX motherboard and other than that there are quite a few interesting features.

Lian-Li has released the new brushed aluminum mid-tower chassis that will be available in North America, the PC-10N. Featuring support for side mounted radiator as well as railing mount motherboard tray, the new PC-10N will also feature some other impressive features for a mid-tower.

Lian Li has announced the release of its new brushed aluminum full tower chassis that will come with quite a few features, versatile cooling design as well as enough room to cope up with HPTX, E-ATX and XL-ATX motherboards, the Lian Li PC-A79.