Below the name, we have some more information about the swappable fans and the magnetic connection. The front of the box displays Thermaltake’s logo on the top left, a singular fan, and of course, the name of product itself on the right side. There is a nice splash of color imitating an RGB effect. As this is the updated model to the SWAFAN 12 RGB, you will see many shared designs. The Thermaltake SWAFAN EX12 RGB comes in a primarily black box with some yellow accents. I was not too concerned about the shipping due to the practically perfect condition of the retail box. The box was about the same size as last time, which was fairly large. This cardboard box was handled with care, as this box came in relatively good condition with no noteworthy bumps or bruises. Today’s review unit of the Thermaltake SWAFAN EX12 RGB was shipped to us here in Calgary, Alberta, Canada via FedEx Ground from Thermaltake’s office in City of Industry, California, USA. Did Thermaltake learn from their successes and failures? Keep reading to find out! Likewise to the continuous development we saw with the DS, Thermaltake has updated their SWAFAN 12 RGB with their new SWAFAN EX12 RGB. It was interesting to see the successes and the failures of Nintendo and to see how they had learned and adapted. It is interesting to see this flop because the final iteration of the 3DS line was actually the 2DS XL, a bigger version with the 3D features disabled. The 3DS added all the features of the previous DSi and added a feature that nobody in particular really cared about. The innovation of 3D gaming was something played with before, but with no success. The 3DS line's expansion of creating a 3D effect for its games was something interesting and was considered a flop. This was something likely inspired by Apple and the App Store. The DSi introduced internet connectivity, having applications be downloadable from an online shop. As one of those children, I never really realized what was changing from device to device. As a child, all you really wanted to do was play Pokémon and a device that can do it. The entire DS line was something I grew up with, but something I never actually watched innovate through time. When looking at this product line, we had the original DS releasing back in 2004, DS Lite in 2006, DSi in 2008, DSi XL in 2009, and the whole 3DS line starting in 2011. The popularity spanned due to the wide variety of games suitable for practically everyone. Luckily, I am not old enough to be in that generation, but for me I was thinking more about the Nintendo DS line. For many people out there, they may have thought back to the days of Game Boy, Game Boy Color, or even the Game Boy Advance. I was thinking about older handheld game consoles and it reminded me how interesting innovation really was.
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