SG33G5

PCM: Full Score - 5 out of 5 Stars "We are very impressed by Shuttle's SG33G5M," conclude the editors of the Dutch computer magazine PCM having had a closer look at Shuttle's latest Intel-based media centre barebone PC. When it comes to media centre applications, "there are not many barebones which are better suited than this one," state the editors.

PC World (UK): Recommended Product "One of the most well-rounded Shuttles we've seen in a while," conclude the editors of the British computer magazine PC World having tested the Shuttle XPC Barebone SG33G5M (D'VO Series) for media centre. The SFF PC which "makes for a brilliant entertainment PC" convinced the editors rating it the full overall score with five out of five stars. A truly deserved "Recommended Product" award.

PC Format: "Small, stylish and potentially powerful barebones system at a quality price" A "glamour-puss" recently paid a visit to the labs of the British IT magazine PC Format "gracing [the editors] with its presence." In other words, the Shuttle XPC Barebone SG33G6 Deluxe had to prove itself and convinced its testers when they conclude it makes for "an excellent, tiny, very quiet media centre."

Hardwarezone: "Four out of five stars" "Coupled with the Shuttle's decent exterior appearance and generous number of SATA and even eSATA ports, the SG33G5 is quite an ideal modern HTPC and media hub," state the editors of the Malaysian website Hardwarezone.com having had a closer look at the Shuttle XPC Barebone SG33G5.

Hardware-Test.dk: "Bronze Award" A small form factor computer "with the best onboard graphic chip" the Danish IT website Hardware-Test.dk "has ever seen" recently paid a visit to their test labs. The Shuttle XPC Barebone SG33G5 which is targeted at home users "is no doubt a very good product" for anyone who "just prefers to buy a built computer or a semi-built computer," the editors state awarding it their Bronze Award.

CDRinfo.com: "Full score in features" "It's light, well built and has a very impressive facade with integrated VFD display on the front," announces the British hardware website CDRinfo having just reviewed the Shuttle XPC Barebone SG33G5M. The SFF PC which is dedicated to media centre fans especially convinced the editors in terms of features, performance and price as well.

BIOS Magazine: "Impressive SFF media centre PC" "It's curtains up for the new generation of media centre barebones," announces the British online portal BIOS Magazine having just tested the Shuttle XPC Barebone SG33G5M (D'VO Series) with HDMI 1.2a output, remote control and VFD display. The machine which "provides near silent support for high definition movie playback" which also features a "very good" sound solution managed to convince the editors who concluded: "Impressive SFF media centre PC."