Shuttle’s just released XS35 netttop is slim, affordable, and powerful — pretty much all you could want in a HTPC these days. It comes in three configurations — the base specs for each include a dual-core 1.66GHz Atom D510 CPU, WiFi, 5 USB 2.0 inputs, and a 4-in-1 media card reader. The premium version also throws in a DVD drive, 500GB HDD, 1080p playback via NVIDIA’S Ion 2 chip (I think it’s a must these days), and HDMI out. The XS35 starts at $290 and goes up to $380 and is available now.

Shuttle Offers New XS35 Slim PC in Three Ready-to-Ship Configurations at Leading Retailers in the U.S. and Canada

City of Industry, CA — Aug 18, 2010 — Shuttle, an industry-leading designer and manufacturer of high-performance small form factor (SFF) PC solutions and creator of the XPC, is now shipping its new XS35 slim PC in three ready-to-ship (RTS) configurations — everyday, media, and high-definition — at leading retailers in the U.S. and Canada, including online at Newegg.com and SuperBiiz.com (formerly eWiz.com).

The Shuttle XS35 Made for Everyday
Designed to fit seamlessly into the everyday lifestyle, the Shuttle XS35 “everyday” edition (model no. XS35-702) is a mere 1.5 inches thin, yet packs in a dual-core Intel(R) Atom(TM) D510 processor, on-board Intel(R) GMA 3150 graphics, 1GB of memory (supports up to 2GB), a 160GB hard drive, and built-in wireless (802.11b/g/n). There’s even a built-in slim optical drive bay should users wish to add in a DVD burner in the future. Others features include 5 USB ports, a 4-in-1 card reader, and a D-sub connector.

The Shuttle XS35 Made for Media
With more performance, more space, and more capabilities, the Shuttle XS35 “media” edition (model no. XS35-704) adds in a few upgrades. It comes with the same dual-core Intel(R) Atom(TM) D510 processor and on-board Intel(R) GMA 3150 graphics as the “everyday” edition, but features more memory — upgraded to 2GB, more storage — upgraded to a 320GB hard drive, and more entertainment options — upgraded to built-in slim DVD burner. It also comes with built-in wireless (802.11b/g/n), 5 USB ports, a 4-in-1 card reader, and a D-sub connector.

The Shuttle XS35 GT Made for HD
The top-of-the-line ultimate slim PC, the Shuttle XS35 GT “high-definition” edition (model no. XS35GT-804) comes with a dual-core Intel(R) Atom(TM) D510 processor and the latest next-generation NVIDIA(R) ION graphics with true 1080p HDMI output. Performance is maxed-out, with 2GB of memory, a 500GB hard drive, and a built-in slim DVD burner (also supports Blu-ray). Like all XS35 models, it comes with built-in wireless (802.11b/g/n), 5 USB ports, a 4-in-1 card reader, and a D-sub connector.

The small, slim, and power-packed XS35 is ideal for everything from home entertainment to business as well as industrial applications such as digital signage, healthcare, and point-of-sale (POS) or thin clients. It can be mounted behind an LCD TV or monitor where needed, and brings all the benefits of a 100% passively cooled, fanless PC — it’s quiet, energy-efficient, and virtually dust proof and maintenance free.

Shuttle has even teamed up with Warner Bros. to bring the future of entertainment to your living room with more movies, more fun, and more style. As part of the launch of the ultimate slim PC, Shuttle is Going the Distance for you — and giving away a new XS35, along with prizing from Going the Distance and Shuttle.

We knew it was coming – more like we’ve been waiting – and finally the Shuttle X50 Nettop computer has arrived on both US and EU shores.  The 15.6-inch touchscreen computer will retail for $599 an include a 1.6GHz Intel Atom 330 processor, 1.3mp webcam, 4-in-1 media card reader, Windows XP, WiFi b/g/n, 5.1 channel audio, 160GB hard drive and 1GB of DDR2 RAM.  A quick search of Newegg and Amazon reveals no results, but I’d expect it to appear any minute or day now.

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Shuttle officially released their X50 All-In-One PC today.  It’s a touchscreen computer that can be operated sans keyboard and sports a slightly unusual hinged handle for easy transport.  Included is a stylus that stores neatly inside the computer’s chassis and the machine emits just 22db of noise and consumes 30W of power.   Check the other features below.

• 1.6GHz Intel Atom 330 processor
• 15.6-inch,1366 x 768 resistive touchscreen display
• 1.3MP webcam
• GMA 950 graphics
• Windows XP
• 5x USB ports
• 4-in-1 media card reader
• Gigabit Ethernet port
• VGA output
• 1GB of DDR2 RAM
• 160GB HDD

[Shuttle via Electronista]

Features:

• Aluminum case
• Intel P35 chipset, holds up to 8GB of RAM

Shuttle saw it fit to unleash their latest desktop PC at CES ’09 this past weekend.  The X50 is an all-in-one desktop computer with a 15.6-inch 1366×768 touchscreen display.  Specs include a 1.6Ghz Intel Atom processor, 1GB of RAM, 80GB hard drive, 1.3MP webcam and Intel GMA 950 graphics card.  The all-in-one will launch this March for $500.

[Electronista]

Features:

• Intel GMA 950, needs processor
• 2GB of DDR2 RAM, USB 2.0 and power supply included

Features:

• 2Ghz Intel Celeron 440 processor + Linux OS
• 512MB of RAM + 80GB hard drive

If you’re an IT maven you’ll probably be pleased with Shuttle‘s latest release, the X2700.  It’s loaded with a 1.67Ghz Intel Atom 230 processor, 1GB of DDR2 RAM, a 120GB hard drive, WiFi b/g, gigabit Ethernet, DVD burner, a whole mess of ports, and a GMA950 video card. Alternatively, you could just buy the box and fill it with all the goodies your heart desires.

The Linux based computer is available here for about $380. I prefer Shuttle’s D10 desktop with a built-in 10-inch touchscreen LCD.

Features:

• Intel Atom 230 CPU processor
• 1GB DDR2 RAM + Intel GMA 950 256bit 3D engine

Buy it: Shuttle BA25546 XPC X27 Computer – $187

This isn’t the first time, and no doubt the last time we’ll see a desktop computer with a built-in LCD.  Sure, the built-in monitor’s application is pretty limited, but it might give you that warm and fuzzy 80s feeling from the days of huge ass portable TVs, remember those?  I think you got a 4 inch B&W screen in a tower sized box.  The Shuttle D10′s screen achieves a 800×480 resolution and you can choose between a Core 2 Duo E4000 series, E2000 series, or Celeron 400 series processor.  Other features are 2GB of RAM, 4 USB ports and probably a DVD burner ala tray format.  The price is rumored to be around $500 and no word on whether it will come stateside.

[Crunchgear]

Features:

• 2Ghz Intel Celeron 440 processor + Linux OS
• 512MB of RAM + 80GB hard drive

Buy it: Shuttle K-4500-N Linux Desktop Box – $208