Of the cases we saw during our visit to the company's offices in Keelung City in the North East of Taiwan, there were a few that really caught our eyes.
First of all, the company's new home theatre cases---the PC-C36 and PC-C37---look promising with some interesting new ideas. One complaint that Lian Li said it had from its previous HTPC cases was the support bar across the middle -- it was fixed in place.
With these two new designs, the bar is removable, which will definitely make the installation process a lot easier. There are other enhancements too -- both feature a small PCB at the front that apparently allows you to boot into a Linux distro to search for (and presumably playback) media files.