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Shuttle X50, the lightweight PC you can carry with you 
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Shuttle X50, the lightweight PC you can carry with you

by Darien Graham-Smith  |  1 Sep 2009  |  Comment now
A very likeable all-in-one – albeit limited in its usefulness beyond basic functions. Read our review of Shuttle's new all-in-one X50
Shuttle XPC SDXi Carbon 
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by Justin Robinson  |  22 May 2009  |  Comment now
Shuttle's latest Carbon XPC comes with a watercooled quadcore for wet gaming on the go!
NASA's Orion Crew Exploration Vehicle 
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by Justin Robinson  |  1 Apr 2009  |  Comment now
NASA's UFO-esque spaceship - designed to potentially make it all the way to Mars and back.
Shuttle XPC Barebone SG33G5 
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Shuttle XPC Barebone SG33G5

by Dave Stephenson  |  12 Oct 2007  |  Comment now
Not very competitive on price, but there’s plenty of scope for performance
Atomic Computex report: Day 5, El Grande Finale 
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Atomic Computex report: Day 5, El Grande Finale View all Atomic Articles

by Craig Simms  |  14 Jun 2007  |  Comment now
Our last and possibly greatest Computex report. Girls and gear, guys, girls and gear.
Lian-Li PC-V300 
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by Craig Simms  |  14 Aug 2006  |  Comment now
Shiny aluminium case-masters Lian-Li have a go at a home theatre case.
Shuttle ST20G5 
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Shuttle ST20G5 View all Atomic Articles

by Nathan Davis  |  15 Aug 2005  |  Comment now
This small barebones system is among the smaller we’ve seen, measuring merely 30 x 20 x 18cm. That said it still manages to pack in two 3.5in hard drives with a 5.25in optical drive sitting on top of those.

Shuttle SD31P 
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by Nathan Davis  |  15 Jul 2005  |  Comment now
When it comes to packing power into tiny attractive shoeboxes, Shuttle is a master.
Shuttle XPC ST20G5 
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Shuttle XPC ST20G5

by Ty Pendlebury  |  5 Jul 2005  |  Comment now
The Shuttle XPC is an icon of SFF design, and there are as many iterations as there are chipsets.
Thermaltake Fanless 103 
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Thermaltake Fanless 103 View all Atomic Articles

by Nathan Davis  |  25 Apr 2005  |  Comment now
Nathan Davis engages in some home cooking.
Shuttle XPC SN95G5 
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Shuttle XPC SN95G5 View all Atomic Articles

by Nathan Davis  |  24 Apr 2005  |  Comment now
We cracked open this shoebox and found 64 bits of goodness. Nathan Davis' just had Dunlop Volleys.
Shuttle SB81P 
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by John Gillooly  |  22 Apr 2005  |  Comment now
Bigger and badder than ever before, John Gillooly finds small form factor nirvana.
Shuttle SB95P 
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Shuttle SB95P

by Ty Pendlebury  |  2 Mar 2005  |  Comment now
Shuttle's SB95P is a small form factor (SFF) aimed at the enthusiast/gamer market, and it takes advantage of the i925 iteration of PCI-E. Though Shuttle are known for their XPC’s striking looks, in this case the colour scheme is nothing to write home about: is gun-metal anyone's favourite colour?
Kloss KL-I915B 
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Kloss KL-I915B

by Ty Pendlebury  |  2 Mar 2005  |  Comment now
This is one nice looking white plastic and aluminium barebones system, with smooth lines and compact minimalism. Being a SFF PC makes ventilation vital, and the Kloss is built from the new BTX standard, which was designed with thermal effectiveness in mind.
Shuttle, Sato in stoush 
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Shuttle, Sato in stoush

by Byron Connolly  |  17 Jan 2005  |  Comment now
Taiwanese computer maker Shuttle has ended a distribution relationship with Sato Technology, instead opting to run with only two distributors in Australia, Altech and Multimedia Technology (MMT).
Shuttle XPC ST61G4 
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Shuttle XPC ST61G4 View all Atomic Articles

by Darren Ellis, John Gillooly  |  14 Oct 2004  |  Comment now
ATI gives the integrated graphics world a kick in the arse, John Gillooly feels the vibrations.
Shuttle XP17 FPD 
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Shuttle XP17 FPD

by Darren Ellis  |  14 Oct 2004  |  Comment now
Shuttle has made a name for themselves with stylish and innovative barebones PCs, and now comes along this excellent addition to any XPC you own. Scratch that - this TFT would look good with any PC you own.
Altech signs Shuttle 
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Altech signs Shuttle

by Byron Connolly  |  13 Sep 2004  |  Comment now
IT wholesaler Altech has signed up as the second Australian distributor for Taiwanese computer maker Shuttle. Under the arrangement, Altech would be distributing the company's line of "XPC" small form factor bare-bones PCs.
Shuttle XPC SB81 
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Shuttle XPC SB81

by John Gillooly  |  8 Sep 2004  |  Comment now
The concept of fitting normal PC hardware into a tiny package has been proven to work and small form factor (SFF) systems are now commonplace.
Shuttle ZEN XPC ST62K 
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Shuttle ZEN XPC ST62K

by Dan Chiappini  |  10 Mar 2004  |  Comment now
Shuttle's push on the small form factor market has seen the PC finally migrate from the bedroom to become an integral part of the lounge room and entertainment set up. Capable of a number of varied roles, these include file servers, HDTV receiving boxes and media streaming machines.
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