Viako Mini Letter ML-55 E-350 Wifi

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Extremely well built little ITX chassis, Simple means maximum compatibility, The most compact ITX chassis reviewed to date, Available in black, red or silver, Internal fan surprisingly quiet, Easy assembly, 120 W power architecture, High quality, custom b

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No front connectivity, Limited availability outside of Asia, Silver screws on fan, Big silver power button on the black and red case not the best design choice, Best to go for the "power kit" and install the motherboard of your choice, as the Gaida may no

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Last revision on December 8, 2011

Reviewers Liked

Extremely well built little ITX chassis, Simple means maximum compatibility, The most compact ITX chassis reviewed to date, Available in black, red or silver, Internal fan surprisingly quiet, Easy assembly, 120 W power architecture, High quality, custom b

Reviewers Didn't Like

No front connectivity, Limited availability outside of Asia, Silver screws on fan, Big silver power button on the black and red case not the best design choice, Best to go for the "power kit" and install the motherboard of your choice, as the Gaida may no

Expert reviews and ratings

Well, even though this review is of the "Viako ML-55 E-350 Wifi", I want to make sure that the main aspect here is focused on. This is by all means the Viako ML-55 chassis. While I admire the fact that the company is offering the unit as a barebone...

By techPowerUp! on June 02, 2011

Viako have succeeded to build a case which has good ventilation, has a clean, professional look and occupies very little space. Thanks to the new Intel i3 2100 CPU, the system does not need a big fan for getting rid of the accumulated heat, so the...

By MadShrimps on December 07, 2011

Most recently Viako send us a review sample of their ML E-350 barebone HTPC cases. Viako might not strike you as a big name in the hardware world, and globally speaking they aren’t yet. I dare say It will not take long before this Seoul based...

By Akihabara News on January 01, 2005