Shuttle intros theatre in your home box

Stick it in your living room

By INQUIRER staff

Tue Feb 22 2005, 10:28

THE GUYS AND GALS at Shuttle said they have released a little box kitted out with "build your own home theatre" hardware and software.

Shuttle said its XPC SB83G5 is aimed at system integrators and enthusiasts, and comes with XPC Max Home Theatre software, and integrated TV tuner card, a remote control and a cute little front panel display.

The box uses the Intel 915G (graphics) chipset, supports LGA 775 processors and 16X PCI Express cards. The little unit can also be kitted out with Serial ATA RAID, Gigabit LAN, Firewire and with a wireless module.

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