El Reg has reviewed the Shuttle x100. "The Shuttle X100 is an unusual Windows PC that stands out thanks to its tiny size and stylish looks. It thoroughly deserves to reclaim the many receptionists' desks that are currently occupied by iMacs across the nation and it's ideal for duties in your living room where a noisy beige tower simply won't be tolerated."
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It is twice as much as a Mac mini. The Aopen is also more expensive than the mini with the same (more or less) specs. Nice looking little machine tho' and it sounds like it has a full size hard drive in it, which is a bonus and likely better graphics.
And to bsharitt, I LIKE those cube-like shuttles. 
I think they are pretty cool actually and have been ogling them for some time... but I don't *need* one so I can't justify it. 
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I have an older Shuttle that has served me well for about four years now, and would like something newer and perhaps a bit smaller. This one looks fine, but damn it's expensive. 1600€ for something that's just about half decent (I need no screen) and perhaps will run at 1920x1200. For that price I can even get a decent Mac... 
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"... an unusual Windows PC"
I have, over the last three years, purchased 5 Shuttle XPCs for data collection in our lab. They all have, and continue, to run Linux - in fact, they never even had Windows on them.
Whatever... I guess I get a twinge of annoyance whenever any generic x86 box is referred to as a "Windows PC".
What's Windows got to do with it...?
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