Shuttle launches new SFF PC

Supports dual 6800 video cards

By INQUIRER staff

Tue Aug 16 2005, 11:59

SHUTTLE HAS LAUNCHED its Shuttle XPC Barebone SN26P today, which it claims is the world's first Small Form Factor (SFF) PC to feature NVIDIA's SLI technology, not to mention the PC's ability to use dual 6800 video cards.

Shuttle's fixed up its latest creation with a specially designed heat pipe cooling system to deal with the heat generated by the featured 6800 GT PCI-Express video cards. Apparently, the PC is both quiet and cool.

If you're after a Shuttle it will be available worldwide, packing two NVIDIA PCI-E GeForce 6800 GT cards, for €1399 - that's about US$1700. µ

* HERE ARE some funky pictures Charlie D took of some Shuttle boxes back at Computex in June.

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