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Shuttle Core Barebones?

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fibroptikl

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Anyone hear anything on the rumor mill about Shuttle possibly releasing a system that use the Intel Core series of processors?

I'd love to move away from my large tower (considering I only have a DVD burner and 1 hard drive) to a SFF PC.

I know they make the XPC X100, but I'm looking for more of a "cube" style Shuttle, not an "ultra-small" form factor. One that I can put in a graphics card, a drive or two, etc.

Just thought I'd check to see if anyone has heard of anything like it.
 
Core Duo and Core Solo are mobile processors for laptops, why would you want to put those into shuttles? there are Socket T (LGA775) shuttles, that would be for Intel
 
bigted said:
Core Duo and Core Solo are mobile processors for laptops, why would you want to put those into shuttles? there are Socket T (LGA775) shuttles, that would be for Intel
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They are mobile processors, but the iMac, Mac mini and PowerBook's all use them. One of them is a mobile device.

The low power, and performance (I don't game) appeals to me. And I can get one for free. :)
 
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