The new Lian Li DK07 features more than enough space for systems as well as efficient cable management, with built-in cable clips, a large underbelly cable tray, and not one, but two organizer drawers ...

Use left and right arrow keys to seek audio. Computex 2016 - Lian Li was in force at Computex this year, unveiling two more "conventional" desks, in the form of the new DK-12 and DK-16. These new ...

Lian Li has recently had its 2024 Digital Expo, where it shows off previews of the latest innovations it has been working on for PC enthusiasts. Skipping through the usual case redesigns, one ...

The cornerstone of Lian Li’s CES booth this year is its all-new standing desk chassis. Taking lessons from the DK-04, this next standing desk features an updated design accommodating dual systems.

It looks as though the folks at Lian-Li took the term desktop computer a bit too literally with their new DK-04 system, which is literally a desk that doubles as an enclosure for your PC components.

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Lian Li’s famous in enthusiast circles not just for creating computer cases—it’s known for creating crazily audacious enclosures that twist your perception of what a computer case can be. This is the ...

It's starting to look like 2024 will be the year that transparent OLED panels will come into prominence. Though we've previously heard of their arrival in both TVs and possibly even laptops, now Lian ...

Motorized standing desks sound great in theory, but what happens if you have a desktop tower PC with multiple monitors, speakers, and peripherals attached? One snagged wire could bring a bunch of ...

Lian Li has a penchant for building unique PC enclosures - many of which are often impractical. With its latest creation, however, the Chinese chassis maker illustrates that it's in tune with a ...

Something to look forward to: While desk PCs have been around for a while, Taiwanese manufacturer Lian Li's DK-04-F has a few tricks up its sleeve that separates it from the pack. First shown off at ...