Tag Archives: shuttle

Review: An afternoon with Shuttle’s Nano-powered XS29

Posted on July 29, 2009 by Rob Beschizza

Shuttle’s XS29 barebone PC has a 1.6GHz processor, up to 4GB of RAM, gigabit ethernet, DVI, VGA and standard audio jacks, 6 USB ports and Via Chrome9 HC3 video. It’s a Via Nano version of the X27, an otherwise identical … Continue reading →

Shuttle’s X50 touchscreen all-in-one

Posted on March 20, 2009 by Rob Beschizza

Similar to the Asus model we just reviewed, Shuttle’s X50 is another nettop all-in-one. It too has a touchscreen 15.6″ display with a 1366×768 screen resolution, 1 GB of RAM and an Atom CPU from Intel. I has a 160GB … Continue reading →

Shuttle bringing touchscreen all-in-one, Core i7 shoebox to CES

Posted on December 4, 2008 by Rob Beschizza

Shuttle, purveyor of the shoebox-sized gaming PCs that can, announced its CES itinerary today. Here are the highlights: • The first Intel Core i7 small form factor: Shuttle’s H7 5800 was first unveiled at Intel’s recent press event, and will … Continue reading →

Christmassy decal for Shuttle shoeboxers

Posted on November 12, 2008 by Rob Beschizza

Attention KPC owners: Shuttle has another freebie faceplate decal, this time for Christmas.

Shuttle X2700 blasts off against Dell’s Studio Hybrid, Mac Mini

Posted on September 19, 2008 by Rob Beschizza

Shuttle makes small computers, but the X2700 is its smallest. The thermodynamically-unlikely dream of a true gaming box in such proportions remains elusive–it has but a humble Intel GMX 950 graphics chip–but at just an inch fatter than the Mac … Continue reading →

The Shuttle-D10: a desktop with a built-in touchscreen

Posted on September 18, 2008 by John Brownlee

Crunchgear’s Doug Aamoth is ambivalent about desktops with built-in touchscreens: he doesn’t really see the point in PCs like the Shuttle D10. But I can’t be the only one who sees a built-in touchscreen as incredibly convenient for a home … Continue reading →

New Shuttle mini-desktop to be only $189

Posted on August 29, 2008 by Rob Beschizza

Shuttle’s latest miniature desktop computer is even more miniature than usual – and that goes for price, too. The X27 mini-PC is a little larger than genre mainstays like the Mac Mini, but slashes the tag to $189, which is … Continue reading →