We Make Computers Crystal Clear

CIT built a computer using plexi-glass casing for a stylish see-through look at how the computer works inside. Neon lights were installed to add some flare and make it easy to find in the dark.

The whole project took six hours to build and cost less than the average price for a comparable PC made by big name manufacturers. White cloth gloves were used during the process to prevent smudges on the inside. The results are a crystal clear view of the inner workings of the computer.

Not Just for Show

This machine is not just a show piece, it also a real performer. It has an Intel Processor, and a high-end video card able to support 3D rendering and other video applications, and a 19-inch flat-panel monitor. A wireless keyboard and mouse complete the system.

Step by Step Follow the Process

We have an animation of the process. You can check it out here or run it from the machine itself right in CIT! If you're curious about how things work inside your computer, then come down and take a look. We'll be happy to explain what you see. Watch the animation (9 MB)

Have you seen the Clear Case Computer!