My case for Raspberry Pi computer. To be assembled with the "LED lightguide" model nr. 486757 (http://shpws.me/6yFP). This is the case everyone is talking about! ;) Features: snap-fit fixing system for the board, easy to mount/unmount; snap-fit closing system, no screw required; bottom holes for blocking the computer by screws (sliding mount); led lightguides (not included in this model, available here: http://shpws.me/6yFP ); pre-shaped hole for GPIO access, just cut it out to open. In this page you can find a gallery of shots working cases by enthusiast users! http://marcoalici.wordpress.com/raspberry-pi-case-gallery/

Case compatible with the Raspberry Pi computer. GPIO port access from the side of the case. Optionnal : led lightguides for design case V2. http://www.shapeways.com/model/576641/raspberry-pi-led-lightguides-for-design-case-v2.html More information on : http://freakyshape.com/portfolio/raspberry-pi-design-case-v2/

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A low profile case for the Raspberry Pi with sloped edges. Large open logo so the pcb board is visible and an open bottom frame with LEGO feet. The pcb board is clicked in the bottom part. The USB connector will stick out the front.
Along the side of the GPIO connector there are some holes, so it is easy to cut out, in order to get a flatcable out.
Case consist of 1.4 mm walls which makes it more expensive but is far more solid
It fits my production RPi perfectly. There still can small variations depending on the placement of the components. If you would like to purchase this, please note that if it does not fit, understand that I cannot and won't give a refund. Minor adjustments can be done with an exacto knife if it doesn't fit exactly.

These 4 parts will allow you to hold the Raspberry Pi computer between a computer monitor and a mount or stand using the VESA 75 or VESA 100 mounting hole pattern found on most computer monitors. You will need some M3 or M4 screws that are 30 or 35 mm long to pass through the mount or stand and this part and into the monitor.