CoolerMaster was also at CES in Las Vegas showing off their latest products including some new prototypes. Released in late Q4 of 2006, the ITower 930 gives the user the option to install or extract SATA hard drives from the front using an ingenious hot swap system. It's also one of the few cases (that we've seen) that also has four USB ports in the front too. The should be at your local retailers now. Look for a review of this case on Futurelooks coming up soon.

This Mini-Stacker like case was also on display featuring a front mesh design for added ventilation. This one will be known as the Elite 331 when it hits the shelves this quarter.

Maybe coming soon was a prototype design with a glossy sheen and an air duct on both sides of the lower front area. There was also another version of this case with a regular looking front panel, but had massive aluminum hand grips on the top of it, perfect for hauling it to LAN Parties. One of them is to become the successor for the already popular "Stacker" series of cases.

Continuing their Notepal series is the Notepal S whose angle may be adjusted and shouldn't rough up the underside of your notebook. Unlike the other Notepal coolers, this one is a passive design which means that it produces no noise.

There wasn't much new in the CPU cooler department, but a few things caught our eye like this huge massive heatsink design. This cooler was actually released in the overseas market already, and because of its popularity there, they are hoping to bring it to North America as well.

CoolerMaster was also showing off their full line of GPU coolers. They look quite impressive and we hope to check out these products and more out in 2007.

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