Germany

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PC Professionell: "Small, powerful, black"

"Shuttle's SFF PC mini X 100HA is based on the same idea the tuner Calo Abarth had, when he managed to put a powerful engine in a small car chassis," compare the editors of the German IT magazine PC Professionell Shuttle's latest innovation with the legendary Fiat Abarth that was rocking the racing world in the 1950s. But there is one thing making the difference: the noise level. "The Shuttle XPC mini X 100HA is well-equipped, whisper silent and with the size given also very fast." The performance "of the barely 5 centimeters tall PC with a surface of a DIN-A4 sheet of paper was impressive. "The little one does not need to hide away from its bigger counterparts at all," according to PC Professionell. Even the 3D performance of the Shuttle XPC mini X 100HA with the Radeon X1400 graphics engine was "visibly faster than other compact systems."

Hardwareluxx: "Roomy despite being small"

The German IT magazine Hardwareluxx recently tested the Shuttle XPC Barebone SD37P2. The editors had a closer look at the newest chipsets for Intel Core 2 Duo processors. Shuttle's innovation joined the test featuring Intel's i975X chipset.

c't: "Little racers"

"Right on time with the release of the new processors from AMD and Intel, Shuttle introduces two brand new SFF barebones." And the German IT magazine c't already had a hand on the Shuttle XPC Barebones SD37P2 and Shuttle XPC Barebone SK22G2.

CHIP Test & Kauf: Companion for the LAN-party

"Workmanship and design are just flawless," put the editors of the German IT-magazine CHIP Test & Kauf their enthusiasm into words. This also explains why Shuttle's XP17 TFT Displays have managed to become "real trend-displays". Of course, it was just a question of time when LAN-party fans discovered these TFTs for their needs. And they are becoming even more interesting as the Shuttle XP17 TempAG V2 TFT Display was called "one of the favorite equipments" at a LAN.

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