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Shuttle intros XPC G5 3201M, complete with Blu-ray drive


Although Shuttle just recently unveiled an XPC machine that stepped up in the HD realm, the G5 3201M leaves no doubt about its intentions. Packing that typical SFF Shuttle chassis and a VFD display, this bad boy includes Intel's E6300 Core 2 Duo processor, 2GB of DDR2 RAM, a 250GB SATA hard drive, NVIDIA's 256MB GeForce 8600GTS graphics unit, a DVB-T TV tuner, 7.1-channel audio output, a wireless remote, and the obligatory Blu-ray drive to top things off. Notably, users can choose between the HDCP-compliant DVI or HDMI ports for video output, and a number of upgrades are available if you've got the necessary coinage. Per usual, this XPC won't run ya cheap, as the base configuration rings up at €1,419 ($1,953) -- and that's sans a monitor, keyboard, and mouse.

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[maniek750 0]

Fajny sprzecik gdzie to mozna kupic ???

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S1Digital's CableCARD-equipped Media Centers now shipping

They may have taken a bit longer than the company initially claimed, but S1Digital's new CableCARD-enabled Media Centers are apparently now finally shipping. That desirable option is available on the company's ProLine Quad Server and FX Editions, and its Home Series Platinum Edition, each of which boast a pair of CableCARD slots to let you watch and record two channels at the same time. It looks like you'll also be able to keep plenty of those recordings on deck, with up to [b]3.75 terabytes[/b] of storage on the Server Edition and [b]2.25 terabytes[/b] on the Platinum Edition. Otherwise, you can expect [b]Core 2 Duo or Core 2 Quad processors[/b] depending on the model, along with optional [b]HD DVD or Blu-ray drives[/b], and [b]NVIDIA PureVideo HD video processors[/b], with Windows Vista running the show. From the looks of it, S1Digital is only selling the Home Series Media Center directly to customers, with the higher-end options reserved for dealers and custom installers.

Polecam sprawdźić: [url="http://www.s1digital.com/"]http://www.s1digital.com/[/url]

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[LukeSky 0]

Shuttle jest liderem jeśli chodzi o maszyny mini oraz mc, niestety nie kupicie ich w Polsce. Swego czasu kilka hurtowni jest sprowadzało i były w sprzedaży, między innymi na minipc.pl - ale shuttle totalnie olał nasz rynek. Sam miałem kiedyś model z ich stajni chyba G5 na 939, tutaj możecie zobaczyć inne wersje, bo mają kilkanaście modeli: [url="http://eu.shuttle.com/en/DesktopDefault.aspx/tabid-238/"]http://eu.shuttle.com/en/DesktopDefault.aspx/tabid-238/[/url]

Towar super, najbliższe miejsce zakupu to Niemcy.

[mar7707 0]

A może hybrid studio posiada napęd blue ray no i oczywiście hdmi i największy plus pobór energii poniżej 70W

http://www.dell.com/content/products/produ...;l=en&s=dhs