Shuttle has announced two new barebones machines based on Intel's Sandy Bridge platform: the XPC Barebone SH67H3 and SH67H7. The difference between each model mostly boils down to aesthetics. "The H3 design is more traditional and all connectors are directly available. The H7 on the other hand has a more elegant look and all connectors are elegantly hidden from view behind drive doors," explains Shuttle. Read the whole story
If these had been out a little earlier (with the fault ) I'd have been tempted. My last two PCs were Shuttles. So small compared to my current mid tower case.
Where are the AMD products?! ZOTOC already has products listed for the small form factor PCs that will directly compete with Atom and Ion combinations and I hear they are very competitive in regard to processing performace, graphics power, and power consumption. Wherefore art thou AMD products Shuttle?! Where!?
