Packaging and Contents
In Win’s 703 came in pretty much the same layout of the 707. I received the 703 in your typical cardboard box layout. The first thing you will notice is that there is no image of the chassis on the box. That shouldn’t be a huge problem as most the sales will be online. There are plenty of photos that you will be able to look for by just using google. The top of the box has the words contemporary and innovative, while an In Win logo resides in the top right corner. The front side of the box has the same In Win logo residing in the top left corner, while the bottom left has in bold black numbers the name of said Chassis, the 703. We also have the type of chassis, a mid-tower, written in the bottom right corner in a black and grey border. The back has the same sort of layout as the front except with the placement of the numbers, In Win logo, and the mid-tower border. This time the black bold numbers reside at the top right corner, while the In Win logo is at the bottom left and the mid-tower border sits squarely at the bottom.
Another logo resides at the top of the right side of the box. Below the logo is a short list of features for both the white and black towers. At the bottom In Win lists packaging and handling requirements. The left side has the type of mid-tower we have received, which is the black and red 703. A list of specifications resides below the checked box. Once opened you will see sitting in the middle of the 703 is a bag containing the instruction guide and all the nuts and bolts that go with it. Two Styrofoam panels holds the 703 tightly inside your box. Much like the 707, a plastic Liner protects the 703 from finger prints and scratches. Inside the contents bag you will receive an assortment of screws for the motherboard, power supply, fans, and hard drives. All of the contents is separated and labeled into their own bags.
Now let us take a closer look at the 703 itself!
