https://www.reseller.co.nz/mediareleases/40667/fsp-announces-the-new-t-wings-2-in-1-high-end-pc/
 
FSP, the world leading manufacturer of PC power supplies, is delighted to announce its new stylishly innovative T-WINGS (CMT710) PC chassis. The new T-WINGS chassis offers users the ability to combine two high-end PC systems into a single chassis. By housing two high-end systems into a single chassis, the T-WINGS save users space at home or in the office and can greatly speed up productivity. The main system supports up to EATX motherboard sizes for extreme gaming workstations and HEDT systems, while the sub-system supports Mini-ITX motherboards that offers a wide range of capabilities.

The benefits of this design include running two systems simultaneously, which frees up the systems from any lags, delays, or any excess loads that might cause system crashes. Content creators and streamers will benefit from this setup, which will allow them to record without interruptions, continually monitor and control the status of their recordings, and allow them to interact with their fans with ease.
 
U.S. MSRP before taxes: USD $499.
 
I try to be open minded about chassis design but this is really a crazy design in my opinion. I can see people having to vacuum out the dust quite often. 
 

what a bargain ... $500

So I look at these and think, why do I want to stick servos to the upper most top angler ... hum ah .?. pieces so they move like an resting butterfly or a Transformer from a Michael Bay movie? Ha-ha

EyeDeeNo
So I look at these and think, why do I want to stick servos to the upper most top angler ... hum ah .?. pieces so they move like an resting butterfly or a Transformer from a Michael Bay movie? Ha-ha

 
makes me think they took the "exploded view" from a concept drawing-->  & it was produced by the production team as a joke