At Computex 2025, the smaller case brand aboStudio stole some of the spotlight from countless others. While the show floor teemed with flashy AI demos and next-generation robotics, aboStudio reminded visitors that solid hardware design still matters. Their Container L case drew early crowds. Crafted from sand-blasted anodized aluminium, it can house Micro ATX or Mini ITX motherboards and can fit graphics cards up to 330 mm long. Builders who care about cooling will appreciate its support for 280 mm radiators and the four internal bays for 2.5-inch drives. The front-mounted ATX power supply design and side panel window give it a clean, straightforward look without sacrificing performance.Also on display was the newly introduced Container M. This mid-sized enclosure measures 170 × 300 × 300 mm, giving a 15.3-liter volume that strikes a balance between compactness and expandability. Its skeleton and shell are both made of precision-machined aluminium, and attendees could choose between a solid side panel or a transparent one to show off their build. Container M supports Mini-ITX motherboards, SFX power supplies up to 125 × 64 × 100 mm, and CPUs up to 135 mm tall (though without room for liquid cooling). Graphics cards up to 230 mm can be mounted via a PCI-E riser, and a front-panel USB-C port adds modern convenience.The booth's centerpiece was the Silo, an open-frame chassis made entirely of aluminium. Its vertical air-duct design encourages natural airflow, and the CNC-machined, sand-blasted finish shows off aboStudio's attention to detail. Available in black and silver, it's aimed at enthusiasts who want something unique and functional.