SB83G5M

2006-01-17 – Gamesplanet.be: 9.5 out of 10 points "The Shuttle XPC Barebone SB83G5M looks stylish, is a good performer and stays comfortably quiet," write the editors of the Belgian hardware website Gamesplanet.be. And this is exactly what matters for a SFF PC that is designed to serve as a basis for a Media Center PC in the living room.

2005-08-24 - Hardwareluxx: "Very special solution for the Home-Theater-PC market discovered" The editors of the German hardware magazine "Hardwareluxx" recently had a closer look at the Shuttle XPC Barebone SB83G5M - and they absolutely liked what they saw. According to the editors, Shuttle found a"very special solution" for the Home-Theater-PC market. Like all the other XPC Barebones from Shuttle, is one is also "well-built," features a "good looking and cleverly thought design." The Shuttle XPC Barebone SB83G5M not only impresses with the "extremely stylish and mirrored front panel," but as a "real highlight" it shows off with an integrated VFD-display.

2005-07-01 - c't: "Well built in every respect" "SFF PCs bring along the special appealing factor for the living room right from the start." PCs can be appealing? Such statements are hardly ever found in the German IT-experts' magazine "c't." But it wouldn't be the "c't," if the editors left it at a single subjective opinion. That's why they took a closer at four Shuttle XPC Barebones simultaneously - out of a total of ten SFF PCs. While Shuttle clearly dominated with quantity, how did it fare on quality? All Shuttle models tested passed with "Good" for build quality. Read the detailed report about how each system performed here.

2005-05-30 - Bios Magazine: "Very impressive performance" "Stylish design, excellent ergonomics and high-end technical performance" is what Shuttle XPCs stand for. But how about the Shuttle XPC Barebone SB83G5M that was reviewed by Bios Magazine, a popular IT-website from UK? Intended to serve as your "new multimedia hub," just put the Shuttle XPC Barebone SB83G5M "at the top of your shopping list."