Overview

• Teenage Engineering unveiled the Computer-2 on August 14 as a foldable, semi-transparent mini-ITX PC case engineered to cost zero.
• Distribution was limited to one case per person, and initial units vanished within minutes of launch.
• The chassis employs living hinges and snap hooks for tool-less assembly, allowing the motherboard to click into place without screws or brackets.
• It supports a mini-ITX motherboard, SFX power supply, low-profile CPU coolers and dual-slot graphics cards up to 180mm, but offers only a simple power switch and LED for front-panel I/O.
• Teenage Engineering’s website continues to host assembly PDFs and product details, and the company plans to reveal additional special builds later this year.