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| Brand: | Antec |
| Item Height : | 6.9 centimetres |
| Item Width: | 25.7 centimetres |
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Technical Details
- Supports a fully loaded case of nearly any size
- Perfect for LAN parties
- Two front locking wheels prevent unwanted drifting
- Includes a convenient carrying strap for added portability
- Maximum weight capacity: 60Kg
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Make your computer accessible and portable with Antec's LanBoard
Who says your desktop computer can't be portable too? Make your computer accessible and mobile with Antec's LanBoard. Able to support a fully-loaded case weighing up to 130 pounds, the LanBoard computer transport apparatus is able to accommodate almost any size and form factor. Two lockable wheels keep the LanBoard from drifting, while the adjustable strap keeps your rig secure and in place. The strap also features a sturdy, molded handle, allowing you to carry the LanBoard and your case with ease. With simple, intuitive features, the LanBoard is taking your PC to new places.
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Antec LANBOARD LANBOARD PORTABLE PC CART 0761345302104 Laptops Notebook Accessories
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7 of 8 people found the following review helpful
Doesn't hold up
6 May 2011
Amazon Verified Purchase
Please, read this review before you buy the lanboard.
For over a year I've searched high and low for a stand like this to keep my antec 1200 off the carpet in my office. Finally I stumbled upon this, and after checking the size specs, checking out the positive reviews on the net, and confirming the maximum weight allowance I promptly ordered, and was promptly dissatisfied.
The board came today and as soon as I got it out I knew just by feeling the plastic that it couldn't hold my pc. My case is a full tower, and while it isn't super long or extremely wide (actually the feet of the case fit perfectly on the board) it is a bit heavy at 60lbs fully loaded. I didn't think this would ever be an issue for something rated to hold 136lbs, but the lanboard bows so far up in the middle when I set the pc on it that the rubber case feet start to slide off. The straps don't help either since the board is bowing UP toward the case in the middle to begin with. In addition, the straps themselves have a nasty habit of crossing right over the side intake fan, and the top exhaust fan, partially obstructing airflow, on two of my three Antec cases, which is a strange oversight given that one company made all of them. So now it goes into the closet until I find a use for it.
So why one star? At the most I'd say this case could hold a mid-tower weighing in at 30lbs or under, which is simply unacceptable for a product advertised to hold so much more than that. In addition, if you plan to use this product for its intended purpose of hauling your computer to and from LAN events, its inability to support heavier cases means you probably won't need it anyway. Overall its an excellent idea that fell flat in the face of poor construction.
For over a year I've searched high and low for a stand like this to keep my antec 1200 off the carpet in my office. Finally I stumbled upon this, and after checking the size specs, checking out the positive reviews on the net, and confirming the maximum weight allowance I promptly ordered, and was promptly dissatisfied.
The board came today and as soon as I got it out I knew just by feeling the plastic that it couldn't hold my pc. My case is a full tower, and while it isn't super long or extremely wide (actually the feet of the case fit perfectly on the board) it is a bit heavy at 60lbs fully loaded. I didn't think this would ever be an issue for something rated to hold 136lbs, but the lanboard bows so far up in the middle when I set the pc on it that the rubber case feet start to slide off. The straps don't help either since the board is bowing UP toward the case in the middle to begin with. In addition, the straps themselves have a nasty habit of crossing right over the side intake fan, and the top exhaust fan, partially obstructing airflow, on two of my three Antec cases, which is a strange oversight given that one company made all of them. So now it goes into the closet until I find a use for it.
So why one star? At the most I'd say this case could hold a mid-tower weighing in at 30lbs or under, which is simply unacceptable for a product advertised to hold so much more than that. In addition, if you plan to use this product for its intended purpose of hauling your computer to and from LAN events, its inability to support heavier cases means you probably won't need it anyway. Overall its an excellent idea that fell flat in the face of poor construction.
Not Perfect, but Better than the Rest
19 Jan 2012
Amazon Verified Purchase
Too short, of course, for my Thermaltake Level 10 GT, but, after putting some sticky material down on it, this works very well. Without the tacky material, though, the cart is nearly worthless, as the case just slides off the back when pushing it. Straps = useless, but I wasn't planning to carry this unit anywhere. Just wanted to be able to push the computer in and out of the corner when I need to work on it or clean it. I had no problem with the sturdiness - plenty sturdy for my case - which is so heavy I can barely move it without this cart.
Total Junk
23 Nov 2011
Amazon Verified Purchase
I bought this against my better judgement after reading the reviews because of my appreciation of Antec products I have bought in the past. Firstly the plastic clasps which are critical to holding the straps together and the pc in place on the base for lifting and for moving the pc around on its wheels, won't resist a modest tug after being secured around the pc case and comes flying loose from the pc and the base. Secondly the base itself has very limited surface area for support of the pc case pads. I have a antec P193 case and no matter how I arranged it there was no way to have all four or none of the pads touching the wheeles base. Most importantly though if you buy this product you risk injury and severe damage to any pc if you try to lift it with the supplied straps and attached handle. The clasps are pure crap.
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