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September 30th, 2011, 10:16 GMT · By

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NZXT Phantom Big-Tower Turns Pink

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The color pink has always been associated with the feminine aspect of humanity for some reason, so NZXT figured the gaming community could use a pink Phantom Big-Tower.

Indeed, the company took the Phantom Big-Tower gaming enclosure and gave it an all-pink paint job, which means the item is thus colored both on the outside and the inside.

Available exclusively through Caseking.de, the price is of 139.90 Euro which, going by current exchange rates, is about the same as $189.48.

All the other specs are the same as those of the original Big-Tower Phantom, as was the base design inspired from sports cars.

Nonetheless, all expected case features are accompanied by a five-channel fan controller, USB 3.0 connectivity (SuperSpeed delight for everyone), elaborate cable management and internal lights that can be shut off if they don't impress enough.
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Comment #1 by: Cryssoberyl on 30 Sep 2011, 22:52 UTC reply to this comment

Actually, pink has only been the "female color" since sometime after WWII. Before then, it was actually the BOY color (because it was close to red, considered a masculine color), and pale blue was the girl color (due to its associations with a female religious figure). Historians aren't exactly sure how they got switched around either. In short, it's not as static and unchanging a concept as you thought.

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