Small form-factor PC maker Shuttle’s latest compact desktop computer measures about 9.8″ x 7.9″ x 3.7″ and has an internal volume of 4.7 liters, making it a bit bigger than some mini PCs, but still ...

With an ATI Radeon 9800XT graphics card, 3.4-GHz Pentium 4 processor, dual-channel DDR400 RAM and both IDE and SATA RAID compatibility, the Shuttle XPC G2 7500 is a powerhouse in a diminutive package.

Shuttle has continually pushed the boundaries for Small-Form-Factor (SFF) PCs to new levels with its XPC ranges. Every now and again we revisit the range to see what the latest and greatest XPCs are, ...

Shuttle has added a new barebones PC to their lineup with the launch of the Shuttle XPC SG41J1. The Shuttle XPC SG41J1 features a completely re-designed chassis over previous XPC models, making it a ...

Shuttle has launched a new XPC aimed at gamers, the XPC P2 3500G. The XPC P2 3500G comes with an Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 processor with four cores, 4GB of RAM, and a fast 750GB SATA Samsung HDD with ...

The Shuttle XPC Barebone SH170R6 packs the 6th Generation of Intel Core desktop processors for LGA1151 socket into an elegant, fresh case design. The aluminium case cover with a black-brushed surface ...

It's been a while since Shuttle outed their XPC X50 Barebones all-in-one, and so it's about time that they updated it. Rather than rework the case and change the color, the new Shuttle X50V2 Barebone ...

Shuttle's latest small-form-factor PC has been unveiled, and the XPC Barebone SH55J2 manages to offer compatibility with Intel's Core i3, Core i5 and Core i7 CPU ranges. The first machine to support ...

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Admittedly, the Shuttle XPC Nano NC01U is an incredibly fun product. you do need to place it in the right mindset product stack wise though, this is not a fast PC. However this is a versatile PC that ...

Remember your first PC? Chances are, it came in some monstrous tower or desktop form factor. It was probably loud, slow, and took up far too much space. Fortunately, those days are long behind us.

Crave is as big a fan of gaming PCs as the next blog. But one thing that really gets on our nerves is the common belief that gaming PCs have to be enormous 6m-tall 20kg monsters like the Alienware ...