Shuttle has been making small form-factor PCs and PC cases since before we started (and then stopped) calling them nettops. But many of the company’s most affordable, products are sold as barebones systems, meaning you need to supply your own memory, storage, operating system, and for some models, even the processor.

Last year the company launched an interesting barebones model: the Shuttle XS35V4 had no operating system, but it was a small, fanless system with a low-power Intel Celeron J1900 quad-core Bay Trail processor.

Now Shuttle is introducing a new model that has the same basic design and features, but which also comes with Windows software.

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The Shuttle XS 3500BB V4 measures 9.8″ x 6.3″ x 1.5″ and comes with a VESA mount that lets you attach the computer to the back of a monitor to create your own all-in-one PC.

The system comes with a Celeron J1900 processor, 2GB of RAM, and a 32GB SSD. with Windows 8.1 with Bing 64-bit software pre-installed. The system is eligible for a free upgrade to Windows 10.

There’s also room in the case for a 2.5 inch storage drive and the Shuttle XS 3500BB V4 also includes HDMI, DisplayPort, and VGA ports, one USB 3.0 port, three USB 2.0 ports, mic and headset jacks, 802.11b/g/n WiFi, and Gigabit Ethernet.

Shuttle says the system is already available from some retailers in Europe for 287 Euros, not including VAT. There’s no word on if or when we’ll see this model in the United States.

via Fanless Tech

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6 replies on “Shuttle releases small, fanless Windows PC”

  1. HP pavilion mini i3 for the same price or HP Stream mini for 150 on sale or 180 USD regular price, upgradable, are much better deals.

    1. price-wise maybe, but this one has the 32 SSD (eMMC?) and lets you add another drive, say a 1TB 2.5″ HDD. I had to buy a BRIX for being able to add my own storage, but sadly HDD speeds are too slow for Win 8 it seems (or maybe its the BayTrail CPU + HDD) that makes it feel too slow.

      both models you listed don’t have that, but they do have better CPU (i3), maybe better design, and more USB 3.0 ports…

      1. the pavilion has m.2 slot as well as 2.5 drive so you can load your os on the m.2 faster storage and use the 2.5 drive for larger storage.

        1. ah, that’s nice to know, at least the HP product page didn’t mention it.

  2. 313.66 US. For those of us who don’t speak euro. lol could not help myself Brad.

    1. The problem is that the price of electronics particularly are rarely the same in the US and EU. So it is almost never just a matter of converting to dollars. If they haven’t given the US price yet then you just don’t know it.

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