VIA and Shuttle have put together the latter's first SSF (small form factor) PC based on the former's Nano processor. The Shuttle XS29F pairs the Nano U1700 CPU with VIA's VX800 media system processor ...

Wow Shuttle, branching out, are we? The company made famous for delivering rectangular barebones kits that ruled the SFF roost for years is now spreading its wings and delving into more low-power type ...

Shuttle has been making small form-factor desktops since before the word nettop was born (and largely discarded). While many of the company’s latest models feature low-power Intel Atom processors or ...

Taiwan's VIA Technologies has remained adamant that its Nano processors are faster than Intel's hugely-popular Atom, but the ultra-low-power chip has so far struggled to make an impact in a consumer ...

Shuttle is officially launching the all-in-one touchscreen computer that the company first teased us with back in January. The Shuttle X50 PC is the first product in Shuttle’s new X Vision line. The ...

I put together my new HTPC with parts from my old one and a Shuttle SV25. Upon applying power, the case, PSU, and CPU fans will briefly spin up, then stop. None of the peripherals (DVD-ROM, HD) seem ...

Are we almost to the point where we can carry our computers from room to room? What’s next, using a computer on top of your lap? Insanity! The Shuttle X50 features a 15.6-inch touchscreen and the dual ...

I ordered the new shuttle SS50 with a P4 1.6a and am wondering if that little thing will be able to sufficiently cool the cpu? should i shell out a few more bucks for an alpha 1U cooler or does anyone ...

Shuttle Inc., the market leader in the Mini-PC segment and the manufacturer of multi-form-factor solutions now presents the successor to the successful market introduction of its first Nettop Barebone ...

To promote the first production run of its PCIe-enabled pico-BTX XPC model SB86i, Shuttle Computer will bundle a free BTX CPU cooler with each barebones system, according to sources. Although the ...