BIOS Magazine: "Packs a serious punch"

"Why would you want a barebone SFF PC compared to a regular desktop PC?", that is the question the editors of the British IT website BIOS Magazine easily found the quite obvious answer to: "You get the latest technology in the smallest space possible (excluding a laptop), thus saving valuable desk or floor space and also allowing you to transport the machine more easily." Such a machine is the Shuttle XPC Barebone SD39P2 which is "one of the highest-performing barebone PCs we’ve tested," state the editors. Being impressed by its "top-notch engineering" and the "excellent processor and memory support," the Shuttle XPC Barebone SD39P2 is "a cool piece of kit that packs a punch while consuming minimal desk space."

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