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- PCWorld reports that Montech showcased a Ten Wood PC case at Computex featuring an integrated scent diffuser that uses PC heat to release customizable aromas.
- The innovative case includes real walnut and beechwood accents, reflecting a growing trend toward natural wood elements in PC design.
- Users can personalize their workspace experience by adding preferred essential oils to the wooden puck, creating a unique aromatherapy computing environment.
There’s a new PC case on the show floor at Computex that promises to make your desk setup smell a little nicer, and now you can watch PCWorld’s Adam Patrick Murray check it out firsthand.
The folks at Montech have brought a variant of their Ten Wood PC case to the show that has a little wooden scent puck mounted at the top. The idea is that the heat of the PC helps slowly diffuse whatever scent or essential oil you’ve infused the puck with, making everything smell a little nicer.
As Adam points out you could theoretically customize the smell to your liking, so you aren’t limited by what Montech offers in terms of scents.
I’m also a fan of the wooden accents, which are made of real walnut and beechwood. Consider the fact that we just stumbled upon Gigabyte’s wood-and-glass PC case at the show yesterday, and it’s definitely starting to feel like wood trim for your PC is a trend at Computex 2026.
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