As mentioned earlier, the green sockets and connectors are all UV reactive, which means they glow under UV light. In addition to this, the accompanying rounded floppy/IDE cables are encased in a UV reactive translucent plastic, so they also glow under UV light. Pretty cool when everything is all hooked up and glowing!

The rounded cables feature metal braiding on the inside, which A) looks kinda cool, and B) just might provide some decent EMI shielding... or not. I'm not too certain if that is really necessary.

Along side all of this gear, is a FrontX Drive bay; a device which brings ports to the front of the case so you don't have to reach around to get at your audio, fireware, or USB sockets. It's a pretty basic device, but one that gets the job done, and feels relatively well built.

And finally we get to the PC Transpo case carrying strap, which in my opinion is the coolest "extra" that's included into the LANParty package.

I remember a few of my non-computer friends calling me a geek because I use to drag my PC to my friend's place to play games on weekends during university.... If I had one of these case straps it certainly would have made my LAN Parting days much easier.

The 'PC Transpo,' as DFI call it, has a pre molded grip which is comfortable to grasp. If you've got a steel case full of drives which is too heavy to carry, there is a shoulder strap as well. The PC Transpo also includes two pockets, one which is deep enough to hold your keyboard.

I would have liked to have had a velcro lock on both the pockets as it's possible something could fall out during Transportation. Other then that, I'd just like to tip our hats to DFI for including such a useful accessory with their motherboard.