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IMHO, they meant "Urbane":
urbane [ɜːˈbeɪn]
adj
characterized by elegance or sophistication
[from Latin urbānus belonging to the town; see urban]
urbanely adv
urbaneness n
No images yet, but in the details it states they do come with them... at least it's $100 cheaper - again, you could still recoup some money by selling the tan 800W PSU.
My favorite part of the case's design is the skeletonized motherboard tray. If I had cash to burn I would snap one up!
The PSUs that come with most cases are not good quality, or high wattage, or fully featured.
You would be better served by buying a case and a separate PSU.
Most (but not all) modern ATX cases will also support mATX motherboards.
Try Newegg.com for cases in your price range - they will...
Of course you don't want to miss out on the ultra-limited version of the 900D:
http://www.corsair.com/us/900d-seb?utm_source=Corsair&utm_medium=FacebookTwitter&utm_content=ProductLink&utm_campaign=900D-SEB
:p
It is not necessary to have a top vent.
A rear exhaust fan is all that is needed.
Many, many cases are built without top vents.
Top vents are more often used these days for radiators in a liquid cooled system, because they can be larger than 120mm or 140mm - they can be 2x120mm or even...
Hmmm... here's my reasoning as to why it would be better to mount the PSU with the fan down.
Seasonics thermally-controlled PSU fan will come on when temps & load increase, and if it is drawing from the warm interior of the case this is likely to happen more often.
Also, the case will...
If I am understanding your question - Yes, a case with ventilation on top lets more noise out than a solid top panel case.
You could also block the ventilated area from inside with a panel of some sort to fix that.
I had asked about modding for an 8th expansion slot somewhere before, got no answer - do you have any links to where help on this can be found?
I also love the FT-02, but I need that extra slot for my particular mobo PCIe slot configuration and SLI.
He's mounting to those mounts to avoid using the removable HDD cages, giving him better airflow from the front fans.
Kindasmart, I'd definitely mount the PSU with the fan at the bottom. This keeps your PSU cooler overall and prolongs its life. As it will run cooler, its fan will come on...