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Shuttle is the type of company that fully understands the saying 'Size does matter', except it isn't in the business of going big, as it's learned that some things are nicer the smaller they get.

Product Review I do not know the technical aspects of any chipset changes/adjustments/comparisons, and this evaluation isn’t intended to create a discussion or argument about that. 1st off, the not...

Shuttle markets with the SH67H3, a new dedicated Intel Sandy Bridge's platform XPC barebone. As its name indicates, the SH67H3 is based on Intel's H67 Express chipset that provides the...

Shuttle XS35 Ultra Slim Barebone with Atom D510 Dual Core Processor Supports up to 2 GB RAM Supports up to 500 GB SATA II 2 5 HDD and 40 W Power Adapter Black : The Shuttle XS35 701 is powered by the...

I'm not sure why I didn't see this until today, but about a month ago TrustedReviews posted a review of Shuttle's XPC X100 system. This is Shuttle's smallest system to date and comes with a selection...

First barebone analyzed which integrates a Pentium M

Shuttle has recently published information on another modification barebone system class “all in one” X50V2, received a new “nuclear” instead of the outdated processor Intel Atom D510. Thе updated...

Today we have a hefty roundup of NVIDIA and ATI cards which all have HDCP capability. We'll talk about HDCP and what it's going to mean for you, as well as see how these cards stack up to each other.

Occupying the well received and still popular G5 chassis, the SN21G5 answers the question many have been asking - a modern Socket 939 with on-board video. This is the first Shuttle that utilizes...

Rainbow Six returns to Vegas for another romp through everyone's favorite city of sin.

Here's another Athlon 64 SFF that's the talk of town currently. While not the best performer around, it managed decently. Most importantly, it's built around Shuttle's G5 chassis and draped with all...

If you belong to those who like a little bit of everything in a simple PC, then the new Shuttle X50 V2 All-In-One desktop is a must-have for you. The new gadget is extremely powerful and it allows...

By Shuttle, brand leader regarding barebones mini PC, and get the new generation of barebone with Intel processors support Core i7/i5/i3.

Shuttle has announced its latest barebone computer system called the X27D. This barebone machine is built around the Intel Atom 330 dual-core CPU and is the first shuttle system to use the Atom...

The Shuttle D10 – a mini desktop with a 7″ LCD touchscreen on the front The Shuttle D10 is for awkward places. Small holes. Places where getting a PC and a whopping great 24″ Samsung monitor in might...

Tiger Direct has a solid low price on the Shuttle KPC K45 Socket 775 Barebone PC. It’s $80 + $16 S&H = $96 shipped! Features: Intel GMA 950, needs processor 2GB of DDR2 RAM, USB 2.0 and power supply...

Rainbow Six returns to Vegas for another romp through everyone's favorite city of sin.

The choice of a mini PC becomes more and more difficult both today offer is diversified among all manufacturers. To help you in this choice we consolidated a number of different constructors barebone...

Hardware deal to Shuttle, competition is écrémée over time with the disappearance of the mini PC ABIT, Soltek and Biostar. In the end the most serious competitor of the father of the XPC is Asus...