AIO showcased its latest cases at the 2026 Computex. The GM06807 is a unique wide-format microATX tower case that's vertically partitioned. An interesting design aspect of this case is its gull wing doors. The front panel is rounded-rectangular in shape. The left (main) compartment sees a curved tempered glass panel cover the left and top sides, hinged at the top. The right compartment has a similar top-right panel, but made of steel. Both panels are open up like gull wing doors seen on some supercars. The right compartment has a true-color display that peeks out from the front panel.

The GA01N01 is an ATX vertically-partitioned case with a unique design element—its front features an open fan intake with frosted-white vanes that serve as soft light diffusers for the ARGB intake fans behind. The GM01P01 is a microATX cube-shaped case with horizontal partitioning and a pedestal motherboard tray in its upper compartment that's ventilated by two 140 mm intake fans. The GM08L10 is a vertically partitioned case with glass taking up its front and left panels with hexagon print film on top.

Perhaps the most striking of these cases is the GA07B08, an ATX mid-tower with 5 sides, where the front-left side is glass, while the front-right side has a mesh intake. It comes with three compound fans—360 × 120 mm along the front-right and bottom panels, with the latter being oriented at and angle; and a 240 × 120 mm rear exhaust compound fan. All three have groovy ARGB illuminations along their frames and fanlet hubs. The GM02P02 is a somewhat vertically partitioned case, but with the right partition being recessed towards the front to hold the PSU.

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