 PCs. The Shuttle XPC X200 is a prime example of that leadership.
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Measuring 2.1×8.3×11.8 inches (HWD), the little black-and-silver box is a powerful Media Center PC. Operating on Microsoft Vista Ultimate and powered by a 2.16GHz Intel Core Duo 2 T7400 processor and 2GB of 667MHZ DDR2 memory, the X200m has plenty of pop to handle multimedia tasks as well as any productivity work you might want to do. (Prices start at $1,149, but my review unit’s configuration is currently $1,833.) It also has a built-in standard-def TV tuner, digital audio output and an integrated IR receiver for a Media-Center remote control.
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If you’re simply looking for a compact, stylish computer, I recommend moving to the <a href=)
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Josh Goldman
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April 17, 2007
. It’s nice that the receiver is built in, instead of opting for the easy way out of having an ugly external box that eats up on of your USB ports. Another nice touch: While it looks like an extension of the optical drive opening, that slot just below the IR eye is a multi-format memory-card reader. Just below that is an activity light that glows blue when in use. Unfortunately, it also blinks constantly when you put the computer into Sleep mode.<br />
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What no HD or blu ray support?hmmmm
It is strange not seeing an HDMI port in the back
but still a beauty!
Congrats!!