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MSI Mega 180 Deluxe
Bare bones systems
Price: £240.88 | Rating: 4/6
It might be challenge but we're confident we can start this review without a reference to a Shuttle small form factor PC. Oh ... damn....
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AOpen EZ65 XC Cube
Bare bones systems
Price: £195 | Rating: 5/6
The marketplace for small form-factor (SFF) PCs currently has all the dignity, innovation and good intentions of gold-rush era Yukon. There's gold in them there...
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Chenming Fur Fusion SOHO HK7N
Bare bones systems
Price: £168 | Rating: 3/6
Ever since Shuttle first had success with small form factor (SFF) bare bones systems, others have been queuing up to follow suit. The latest is...
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EPoX eX5-300S Mini Me
Bare bones systems
Price: £234.94 | Rating: 4/6
EPoX's newest small form factor PC is the eX5-300S Mini Me, and in an attempt to make the Mini Me the ultimate weapon of doom...
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Shuttle XPC ST61G4
Bare bones systems
Price: £254.88 | Rating: 4/6
If you're judging on first impressions, the new Shuttle ST61G4 Pentium 4-based XPC isn't all that inspiring. Like the Athlon 64 3200+ based SN85G4, the...
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Shuttle XPC SB75G2
Bare bones systems
Price: £240.88 | Rating: 4/6
All this Shuttle XPC needs is the Knight Light and it would be the desktop PC equivalent of KITT, the Pontiac Trans Am from 'Knight...
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Abit DigiDice
Bare bones systems
Price: £231.47 | Rating: 2/6
The success of the Shuttle XPC family has spearheaded a lot of interest in diminutive, high-performance PCs. Whereas an XPC's interior is a precisely ordered, logical...
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Soltek Qbic EQ3401M
Bare bones systems
Price: £204.99 | Rating: 4/6
At first sight the Qbic is reminiscent of a seedy nightclub, thanks to its mirrored fascia. It would only need a few spotlights, a dry...
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