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"Our mission is to become a mature and sophisticated player in the IT-market, driving people and products to its upmost capabilities. Ikonik Technology uses design to ensure people not only use a computer product, but uses a smart looking product too. We are constantly improving the standard of quality, surpassing users' requirements and deliver products with performance, fun, good looks and ease of use. We want to distinguish our self in design, performance and marketing. Our values are simple: honesty, empower people, deliver cutting-edge products, and delight our customers"Â Â Read more...
If Ikonik wants to be a player in the crowded computer enclosure market, it will need to expand its lineup and make its cases available to the DIY crowd. Making headway on the former requirement, the company has just introduced the Zaria A10 SIM which, on paper, appears to offer a compelling chassis solution with solid features and unique styling at a price point that enthusiasts can afford. Let's take a closer look.
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We have to admit that this is the first time we've reviewed an enclosure that came with its own installation CD, and in this case it's used in conjunction with the Zaria A10's "SIM" (System Intelligent Manager) nomenclature. Along with the CD is a wiring bundle which contains four temperature probes wired directly to the Zaria A10's SIM panel on the right side. Much like nVidia's ESA technology, Ikonik's SIM is designed to perform much of the same functionality by allowing enthusiasts greater control over their systems through a GUI-like application within their operating system.

