Shuttle has introduced a line of slimline, screen-mountable desktops based on Nvidia's second-generation Ion chipset and Intel's Atom processors. Shuttle XS35 The XS35 comes in barebone form for the DIY PC crowd, but Shuttle will also sell a range of pre-built systems. They all used the 1.66GHz, dual-core Atom D510 and …

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Thursday 16th September 2010 13:00 GMT dogged

Finally!

The perfect low-power Ubuntu server!

Sign me up for a barebones.

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Friday 17th September 2010 18:32 GMT Bob Delamare

why bother

I have been using for 6 months or more an Acer Revo with dual core Atom 330, Ion chipset, 4 Gb RAM, Win 7, cost £239.00.

Why pay near £200 for a barebones, which is going to be near £400 complete?

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