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Bit-tech.net reviews the HighSpeed PC Tech Station, a computer case with its guts on the outside, ostensibly for easy swapping of new parts. I just think it looks cool, so PopSci photographer John Carnett, an avid welder, and I, an avid fan of John's welding, are going to build our own for our aforementioned DIY server project. We'll post updates here as we go. Anyone seen others like this? Let us know in the comments. —Mike Haney
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