Shuttle XPC-SD39P2 Reviews & Tests

Expert review by : Benny Har-Even (trustedreviews.com)

Shuttle SD39P2 Barebone

Is this the best Shuttle barebone system ever?

Shuttle soldiers on with this latest design. It handles Intel quad core, a trio of hard disks, and a super fast 8800 GTX graphics with ease so whatever you want to put inside this machine, you can be confident it'll deliver the goods – compact,...

May, 2007

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Expert review by : Robin Morris (techadvisor.co.uk)

Shuttle SD39P2 Barebone miniature PC chassis

Of course, many a user will want to spend a bit of time taking in the Shuttle SD39P2 Barebone's sleek looks. And since the built-in PSU is whisper-quiet, few will mind the Shuttle SD39P2 Barebone sitting in their living room or bedroom. But this is far...

It's hard to think what else Shuttle could have fitted in. The SD39P2 looks and sounds good and, with the right components, could pack quite a punch in every department. If you want a sleek, discreet case then look no further.Pay a visit to Upgrade...

Jun, 2007

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Expert review by : Geoff Gasior (techreport.com)

Shuttle's XPC SD39P2 SFF barebones system

THE POPULARITY OF small form factor barebones systems has faded of late, and that's...

The XPC SD39P2 is potentially a BIOS update away from true greatness. On the chassis front, Shuttle has achieved near perfection; the SD39P2 has just the right mix of expansion options, effective and quiet cooling, a small footprint, and sleek...

Apr, 2007

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