In-Win is a pretty big case builder, and even though it may not be that well known in some parts around the world, but a couple of years back it had a great reputation among enthusiasts for several good models. In-Win focuses mainly on the OEM segment and since 2006 it has been moving in on the retail market and made progress. The company is proud of its Taiwanese heritage and has the major portion of its production in the native land.
At Bit-Tech they have published an article that brings us inside In-Win’s case plant in Taoyuan, right outside the capitol Taipei.
The article hints of how the company works and the enormous amounts of metal that pass through a case factory.
Presently we have a somewhat unusual case from In-Win in our test lab where we will look closer at the retail venture from the company.
