SHUTTLE today announced that the new J Series from its new XPC models
lineup will be unveiled at the 2010 International CES, the world’s largest tradeshow
for consumer technology, returning to Las Vegas, January 7-10, 2010. SHUTTLE will be unveiling its new XPC models, including the new J Series, with three models designed for entry-level, mainstream, and high-performance computing. Besides a new look, the models will be ready for the latest new Intel processors for the coming year and beyond.

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Acer and Nvidia has recently unveiled their new small form factor desktop PC that is based on Nvidia's Ion platform. The Acer AspireRevo features Nvidia GPU and Intel Atom CPU and claims to use only a quarter the power of standard desktops and is 10 times faster than comparably priced PCs. The AspireRevo is capable of most typical tasks like web surfing and opening office applications, as well as playing high-definition videos and games. 

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Shuttle today rolls out a new Prima flagship model – SX58H7 featuring X58 Chipset. This XPC is capable of running both ATI CrossFire and NVIDIA SLI on the board. Its PSU has 80PLUS BRONZE certification with 500W high efficiency. The new generation I.C.Evo (Integrated Cooling Evolution), a Vapor Chamber base with heat pipe allows heat flow equally and further lowers CPU temperatures by up to 7°C.

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MSI is set to launch their new WindBOX to the market in the first quarter of 2009. Based on the Intel® Atom N270 processor and Mobile Intel® 945GSE Express chipset,the WindBOX is designed to meet the demand of users who are looking for ultra-low power platform with a fanless design.

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The AOpen XC mini claims to be the smallest desktop PC in the world since 2005, and it was this reason Japanese company Universal Roaming Co. Ltd selected it as the core for their Ryou series Art PC like their latest AM6501/6502.

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Thermaltake has unveiled their new SD100 Mini and SD200 digital home media chassis to meet the demands of home theatre users in the micro HTPC market. The SD100 Mini (Mini-ITX) and SD200 (Micro-ATX) feature a small form factor design and piano coating finish which look great on the desk or TV cabinets.

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Technology does not necessary have to look dull. And Taiwanese manufacturer AOpen's answer to that is their new stylish small form factor PC, called the Art PC, as listed on their website. We expect more information about the Art PC soon.

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Downsizing PC's are the way of the future and you can start on your trek today with the Jetway NC92-230-LF ITX Motherboard. This Motherboard is an all in one setup with CPU, graphics and other features already on the board making it easy for you to be on your way. Can this all-in-one do what you want it to do? Modders-Inc finds out...

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News of the latest ASUS's slim profile, low power Eee Box B203 desktop is out. From the manufacturer's website, the new model looks identical to its B202 sibling, but comes equipped with an Intel C220 Celeron processor; the Eee Box B202 is powered by an Intel Atom processor.

Weighing a mere 1kg, the Eee Box B203 features four USB ports, Wi-Fi antenna, DVI output, Gigabit Lan and is preinstalled with Windows XP Home OS.

Unfortunately, there is no word as to whether this model will be available in Singapore at press time.

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Shuttle is unveiling its latest and most exciting range of products ever at the world’s largest consumer electronics show, CES 2009. Shuttle's H7 5800 for Core i7 based on X58 chipset will be officially released at CES 2009. X Series with integrated touch screen monitor, available in classy black or elegant white, and 10.2 and 15.6 inch version will be unveiled for the first time. A concept portable 7” touch panel that looks like a portable gaming console and the next generation SDXi Carbon, a water-cooled with Liquid I.C.E. cooling technology and custom wrapped and painted in a premium automotive level finish will be unveiled there as well.

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