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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."
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"An impressive system" recently paid a visit to the test labs of the British computer magazine PC World. The small form factor PC dedicated to sit in the home environment is kept "cool and quiet" by its power supply and managed to convince the editors thanks to its high connectivity.
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"If you're really, really wanting something small and powerful then definitely get the SP35P2 Pro without a shadow of a doubt, other SFFs just don't cut it," state the editors of the British hardware website Bit-Tech.net having tested the Shuttle XPC Barebone SP35P2 Pro. Because "it looks fantastic, its build quality is superb and it's got an unmatched performance-to-size ratio," the SP35P2 Pro is a "very capable gaming system."
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The SG31G2 is a "capable computer for a home office or study," conclude the editors of the leading British IT magazine Computeractive. The computer system which was assembled by Ambros Direct "always remained quiet and cool" in the tests. Considered its "compact size," the SG31G2 even qualifies "to go into a living room or bedroom."
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An "unsual barebones PC" had the editors of the British IT magazine Computer Shopper in their test labs. The Shuttle XPC Barebone SN68PTG6 Deluxe that is "still good value" is packed with features such as bluetooth, wifi and a HDMI output on the rear allowing for playback of high definition content. But what's so unusual about it? You will read it here.
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