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 Media centre PCs in hifi format were recently tested by the Swedish IT magazine Tech World. Part of the test field was the Shuttle Media Center M 2000M which impressed its testers with "extensive hardware" and "appropriate dimensions."
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 "A superstrong PC that sets up records" is what the Swedish editors of the leading IT magazine PC för Alla had in their test labs that managed to convince the editors in terms of performance and looks. Being dubbed the "head of gaming PCs," the Shuttle XPC P2 3700G was granted PC för Alla's "Recommended Product" Award.
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"Small box with lots of muscles," describe the editors the Shuttle XPC P 2500G high performance cube that was recently tested by Sweden's largest IT magazine PC för Alla. "Good looking, great performance and format," conclude the editors happily about the Shuttle XPC P 2500G that managed to convince its testers with an overall rating of 8 out of 10.
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 Shuttle's mid-range solution for home and office use recently paid a visit to the test labs of the Swedish IT magazine Mikrodatorn. The Shuttle XPC Barebone SD32G2 is a "very good buy for anyone looking for a good and silent PC" convincing the editors especially with its "good cooling solution, low-noise level, built quality and fast installation."
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 Media centre PCs were in focus of the editors of the Swedish multimedia magazine M3. Sure Shuttle with "its many years of experience in the small form factor segment" couldn't miss this group test. The Shuttle XPC mini X 200 was well-prepared to face the competition and impressed the editors with its design, "nearly noiseless operation" and media centre functionality.
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 "Shuttle delivers the perfect solution for anyone who wants to use the entirety of media centre functions without having a boring PC stitting in the living room taking up much room," state the editors of Scandinavia's premier computer magazine Komputer for alle. The Shuttle XPC mini X 200 convinced the editors managing a proud overall score of 8 out of 10 points.
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 A pile of home theatre PCs came together for a group test in the Swedish lifestyle magazine Din Teknik. No doubt the Shuttle Media Center M 2000M couldnt miss this test, but convinced the editors with "two TV tuner cards", "exclusive accessories" and "pretty looks."
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