Shuttle has been making small form factor PCs, barebone or otherwise, for a long time now, so it wasn't overly strange when the SH61R4 XPC made it out of its labs.
Small form factor personal computers can be seen as minimalistic computer systems, and barebones take things to a sort of extreme, since they don... |
17 September 2011
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Shuttle has already made a habit of releasing intriguing nettops and barebone PCs, but its latest creation may come out as more than just a new addition to its line of such devices. In fact, though it stays true to the space efficiency standard that the company adheres to, the new barebone is unlike other because, de... |
23 July 2010
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Small form-factor (SFF) PCs are the definers of a segment of the IT market that is very popular with both business and non-business consumers, especially PC enthusiasts and hobbyists, obviously because of their compactness and easy setup. A leading designer of such PCs is Shuttle, a developer that is always finding n... |
16 November 2009
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Along with the release of Intel's latest generation X58 desktop platform, a number of system vendors have announced their latest desktop computer systems, designed on the aforementioned platform. Shuttle is the latest to join the official launch of the company's SX58H7 Prima system, designed to provide user... |
16 February 2009
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Those of you claiming that the HD-DVD high-definition standard is dead should think again, because HD-DVD units sell better than ever. The official announcement about it being discontinued has lowered pricing for the devices, and made it available to the mainstream market.Shuttle has released a new home-theater PC in... |
12 April 2008
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Miniature PC manufacturer Shuttle will release its $199 Linux-based desktop PC in the KPC family in mid-April this year. According to Shuttle, the company will also release two other KPC (Korporate Perfect Cube) models, including the $299 upgraded version of the cube-like computer and the $99 barebone system. Current... |
18 March 2008
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It's sometimes funny to see the ultra high-tech in the computer world these days being mixed with things that traditionally belong somehow to the past. Namely, we're speaking vacuum tubes getting along with Windows Vista and HDMI connectivity. Now, I know this could sound rather weird (and it is weird, inde... |
8 June 2007
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