Quote Originally Posted by SirKronan View Post
Yeah, because it's a piece of cake to take apart that portable, well-sealed Seagate FreeAgent hard drive, rip the drive out, and put it in one of those hot swap bays, then put it all back together again when you're done ...

Any way you cut the cake, it's a "con" to not include the eSATA in any modern case, especially an "enthusiast" one.
Yeah, it was a mistake on my part. I really did underestimate the popularity. And I figured that most of the motherboards that people would install in the case would have eSATA on the rear I/O panel and they'd leave a cable running to the front of the case. Again, my mistake.

So yeah - next time I won't make the mistake. If I had another 6 months to work on the case all these little things would be added - but at some point we have to ship the thing.