New Shuttle SFF systems at CES

[CAT-THE-FIFTH]

Shuttle has launched the new J4,H3 and H7 Pro lines:

http://au.shuttle.com/news_detail.jsp?news_id=1178

There are some pictures of the new Shuttles:

http://www.techwarelabs.com/ces-2011-spotlight-shuttle-pc/

http://www.pcworld.fr/2011/01/10/materiel/pc-bureau/ces-2011-shuttle/510407/

http://www.computerbase.de/news/har.../kompaktes-sandy-bridge-barebone-von-shuttle/

The SH67H3 uses socket 1155.

 

[chipps101]

i like the ultra thin one and the one with the screen in the front but the rest just look like typical shuttles

 

[Steeps]

I've always loved shuttle cases, still using 2 sb75g2's for various things (backup pc's) but I don't miss the noise

If I have to downsize I would really consider one of those 1366 boxes.

 

[CAT-THE-FIFTH]

I am still using an SD37P2 from late 2006 as my main PC.

 

[MasterPlan1]

The thing is, a shuttle costs what.. £300 just for the box? mITX board + SG05 = £140, £70 for the case, £70 for the board. I was looking at them when I was going full mITX at home, but then decided to just do it myself.

 

[chipps101]

yeah the high end shuttles are more expensive than building your own and also bigger, but they are easier to put together than builds in sg05's and the like.

 

[CAT-THE-FIFTH]

Its a shame that Shuttle have switched to mostly steel for their new cases too!

 

[Turambar]

I prefer steel myself.

The lack of AMD shuttles bothers me though.

 

[NathWraith]

We will be stocking these as soon as they are available.

 

[Mr-White]

Shuttle are to show case their latest ideas at CeBit 2011 on 01-05 March 2011

MW

 

[m4rkw7]

They look nice, most shuttles look similar though.

 

[CAT-THE-FIFTH]

Here are some more pictures of the SH67H3:

http://www.shuttle.eu/press/image-resources/sh67h3/3127c4c581/?tx_chgallery_pi1[single]=9

 

[Tute]

The problem with these, and one that's been around for ages - Shuttle will charge well over the odds for these compared to building a mITX system yourself.