The back is industrial-looking, while bent sheet metal fills the case's insides, sharp edges and all. The IDE drive sits on end, while the Comm II slot (occupied with an Ethernet card) and two PCI slots reside in a riser card. For the first time, Apple has abandoned automatic switching in the power supply, a small cost savings at the expense of international users' convenience."
The rear is utilitarian in appearance, while bent metal sheeting fills the case's interior, complete with sharp edges. The IDE drive is positioned upright, while the Comm II slot (currently occupied by an Ethernet card) and two PCI slots are housed within a riser card. For the first time, Apple has relinquished automatic switching in the power supply, resulting in a modest cost reduction at the expense of international users' convenience.