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 It's the first SFF PC for AMD Athlon AM2 processors: the Shuttle XPC Barebone SN27P2. It offers space for up to three hard disks. You can use four memory slots with up to eight gigabyte RAM and the newest AMD processors. The editors of Tom's Hardware Guide were impressed.
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 Comparing the Shuttle XPC Barebone SN27P2 with "a breeze" or "a doddle" indicates that the editors of the British IT web site The Register liked Shuttle's newest development which they now had a closer look at.
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 "It’s small, unbelievably quiet and no less capable than any of the high-power gaming rise apartment buildings," describe the editors of the British gaming magazine Shuttle's AMD power house. The Shuttle XPC Barebone SN27P2 which is "the best one yet" let the editors round off the review rating it 90 per cent.
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 "You can build an extremely fast and powerful PC based on the SN27P2 barebone," stated the editors of the German computer magazine PC Professionell after having tested the SFF PC. And its performance was rated "very good."
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 The French speaking web site Matbe.com recently tested Shuttle's first two XPC Barebones with the new P2 chassis - the Shuttle XPC Barebones SD37P2 and SN27P2. For Matbe.com, Shuttle and "their XPCs have always been on top when it comes to new technologies available and support for the latest chipsets and processors on the market," state the editors. This is why the latest Shuttle XPC Barebones for Intel Core 2 Duo and AM2 processors have paid a visit to the labs of Matbe.com. Both of them finished the tests with good ratings.
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 The first AM2 processors from AMD are now available. This is why the German hardware magazine Hardwareluxx recently tested current mainboards for this socket type. As an "hors concours" competitor, the Shuttle XPC Barebone SN27P2, as the first SFF PC for AMD AM2 processors, joined the round up. And it could easily keep up with conventional big PCs: "The Shuttle SN27P2 is a serious alternative to a conventional desktop AM2 system."
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 The Dutch computer magazine Hardware Info recently tested the Shuttle XPC Barebone SN27P2 for AM2 processors which was praised to be "very close to ideal" and offers "high upgrade potential" for "long-lasting pleasure."
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 "Yet again, Shuttle shows its mastery of the SFF, with a well-engineered system that packs most of the features you'd want in a full-sized ATX motherboard and case into a compact, good-looking package," state the editors of the British computer magazine Custom PC having recently tested the Shuttle XPC Barebone SN27P2.
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 The British IT online magazine CDRinfo.com recently tested the Shuttle XPC Barebone SN27P2 and managed to completely convince the editors with its "very good looking" design, the overall build quality the editors had "no complaints" about and "superb performance."
In other words, the SN27P2 the box "is exactly what Shuttle advertises."
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 The British hardware website Bit-Tech.net recently tested the Shuttle XPC Barebone SN27P2, the first barebone for AMD's new socket AM2. Being equipped with high end technology the editors had just one word for it: "Rockin'!"
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