DARWINmachine’s Hammerhead Has A Design That’s Far Beyond Ordinary

About the Setup Designed and sold by the San Francisco Bay Area firm DARWINmachine, it comes as no surprise the creative mind behind the project, Matt Kim, was formerly a race car designer and engineer. When he realized that normal PC cases had hardly evolved in the last 20 years, Matt decided to take matters into his own hands.

“The DARWINmachine Hammerhead is a statement in elegant simplicity. This minimalistic machine is meant to be viewed from all angles, and as such, the back panel is oriented to the ground. The cables can then be tied together to exit the computer in a single, neat ponytail, avoiding the usual clutter that ensues behind a conventional PC…” (read more here)

These luxury, hand-built machines are being made to order at the price of $2,900.

System Specs - 2.8Ghz Intel Core i7-860
- 4GB RAM
- 40GB Intel SSD
- 640GB Front-Loaded “Hot-Swappable” HDD
- Extra “Hot-Swap” Tray For Another HDD
- Asus GeForce ENGTX460
- Kingston 750W Modular Power Supply
- Windows 7 64-bit

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  Derek McClellan says:

  May 21, 2011  | Reply

  Woah, This is a crazy design, still taking it in, I have to give lots of credit for going outside the box with this cool design! If I didn’t build my own this would be considered!