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Shuttle XPC mini X 200MA review

Reviews The Shuttle mini X 200 is the replacement for the mini X 100, a tiny, well designed desktop PC aimed at multimedia junkies. Shuttle has managed to cram proper PC components into a very small space Shuttle has included a curved silver stand to keep...

Editor's rating   7.5

Tags: shuttle, silver, mini, optical

17 April 2007, 17:51 > More matches in Reviews

Shuttle XPC P 2500G: Gaming's mighty dwarf

Crave Shuttle, purveyor of some of the most stylish SFF machines, has just reminded us of the polygon-pushing possibilities of such PCs by sending us its latest, the XPC P 2500G. Based on the SN25P chassis, this diminutive beauty inherits the same cube...

Tags: shuttle, gaming, pcs, chassis

11 April 2006, 11:18 > More matches in Crave

Shuttle XPC G5 6801M review

Reviews Shuttle doesn't pull any surprises with the physical design of the G5 6801M. Public transport will make you late; UK summers will always be rubbish; Shuttle will forever release tiny desktop PCs that look like toasters.

Editor's rating   7.8

Tags: shuttle, cpu, watching, tuner

2 June 2008, 16:49 > More matches in Reviews

Shuttle XPC G5 6801M: Media Center that swings both ways

Crave Shuttle is back with another Media Center PC, and this XPC G5 6801M is aimed at HD movie enthusiasts. It's based on the Shuttle XPC SN68SG2 chassis, so it resembles the vast majority of the company's small form factor machines.

Tags: shuttle, hd, lg, hd dvd

7 May 2008, 10:57 > More matches in Crave

Shuttle XPC G5 3300M review

Reviews The Shuttle XPC G5 3300M came to us from Ambros, Shuttle's UK distributor, as a fully-built PC, instead of the usual barebones. Basically, it's a Shuttle SG33G5M with a Core 2 Duo E6750 processor, 2GB of DDR2 RAM, a TV tuner and a GeForce 8600 GTS...

Editor's rating   6

Tags: shuttle, windows vista, ports, mini

2 October 2007, 16:28 > More matches in Reviews

Shuttle XPC M1000 review

Reviews Shuttle has wisely chosen to position the PC's main cooling vent to the rear of the case. Shuttle, however, is best known for its work in the field of small form-factor cases, and its obvious expertise pays off with the XPC M1000.

Editor's rating   8.1

Tags: shuttle, dedicated, ports, air

20 February 2006, 16:52 > More matches in Reviews

Shuttle XPC P2 3700G review

Reviews If you thought Shuttle small-form-factor PCs were dainty, then think again. It's hard to imagine how Shuttle has managed to include two PCI Express ports in the box, but that's exactly what it's done -- both are occupied, as are all four of the PC...

Editor's rating   9

Tags: shuttle, bandwidth, windows xp, cpu

29 November 2006, 17:00 > More matches in Reviews

Shuttle XPC P 2500G review

Reviews It's also very pretty thanks to its reflective anthracite front panel, but we personally prefer the look of Shuttle's white or silver SFF boxes. Unlike other SFF boxes in the Shuttle range, the XPC P 2500G does not use an external power brick.

Editor's rating   8.7

Tags: shuttle, ports, optical, fans

31 May 2006, 17:09 > More matches in Reviews

Shuttle XPC mini X 100 review

Reviews Shuttle's penchant for non-standard computer case designs is well documented. Shuttle has included a curved silver stand to keep the unit relatively stable when stood upright. The XPC mini X 100 series is the smallest and sleekest range Shuttle has...

Editor's rating   7.7

Tags: shuttle, mini, silver, optical

14 September 2006, 17:31 > More matches in Reviews

Gaming laptops and PCs

Reviews If big, bulky black boxes aren't your bag, you should check out the Shuttle XPC P2 3700G -- a small desktop PC which, despite its size, can still kick some serious backside. There's nothing like a spot of hardcore gaming.

16 February 2007, 12:39 > More matches in Reviews

Windows Media Center (Viiv) PCs

Reviews The Windows Media Center Edition (MCE) operating system is a great OS. It provides all the functions of Windows XP Professional Edition, and gives you a dedicated multimedia interface that provides instant and easy access to audio, video, images...

28 July 2006, 16:10 > More matches in Reviews

Shuttle KPC K45: £180 Linux desktop

Crave Shuttle piqued our interest recently when it announced the KPC -- a low-cost Linux desktop PC you'll be able to buy for a paltry €199 (£180 including VAT), or for €94 (£85) in K45 barebones form. You'd think a tiny Shuttle PC would be earmarked for...

Tags: cpu, intel, linux, hard drive

25 March 2008, 11:25 > More matches in Crave

News.blog: Shuttle introduces budget PC

News Shuttle introduced its $199 (£100) KPC Linux PC in Las Vegas on Tuesday. Shuttle also says there will be a $99 (£50) barebones version of the KPC. Asus' Eee PC and Everex's CloudBook aren't the only ones pushing down the price of affordable, open...

Tags: processor, consumer electronics show, pci express, intel celeron

11 January 2008, 9:39 > More matches in News

Win Things: Shuttle XPC mini X 100 and tech air laptop bags!

Crave Shuttle is known for its non-standard computer case designs and the XPC mini X 100 series is the smallest and sleekest range Shuttle has produced to date. We've got one to give away in our Shuttle competition.

Tags: air, tech, laptop, christmas

2 October 2006, 17:27 > More matches in Crave

Shuttle SD36G5M: DIY Viiv PC

Crave Good news for home entertainment PC freaks -- Shuttle has, somewhat predictably, released a barebones small form-factor PC that's compatible with the Intel Viiv standard. The diminutive Shuttle SD36G5M SFF is a part of the company's successful XPC...

Tags: shuttle, intel, viiv, intel viiv

28 March 2006, 10:53 > More matches in Crave