2004-01-07 - Tom's Hardware Guide: Shuttle ST61G4 with ATI-chipset for P4

(...) In sales figures, the founder and originator of the mini-bare-bones concept - Shuttle - is well in the lead. No manufacturer offers a larger portfolio of mini-models for almost every taste. (...)

(...) Good workmanship in the front. (...)

(...)The third bare-bones from Shuttle in this comparative test is based on the brand-new ATI RS300 chipset and thus offers powerful onboard graphics. (...) Finally, under the cover is the same basic mechanical structure as with all XPC-bare-bones - narrow tolerances and good workmanship. (...), there are features en masse: 6-channel audio, digital (optical) and analog audio in- and outputs, network, FireWire and USB 2.0. The TV output with good signal quality, allowing the mini-PC to function as a DVD or Divx player, is worthy of notice. (...)