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  1. 17-01-2011, 12:12 AM #1
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    New Shuttle SFF systems at CES

    Shuttle has launched the new J4,H3 and H7 Pro lines:

    http://au.shuttle.com/news_detail.jsp?news_id=1178

    There are some pictures of the new Shuttles:

    http://www.techwarelabs.com/ces-2011...ht-shuttle-pc/

    http://www.pcworld.fr/2011/01/10/mat...huttle/510407/

    http://www.computerbase.de/news/hard...e-von-shuttle/

    The SH67H3 uses socket 1155.
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    Re: New Shuttle SFF systems at CES

    Does anyone have any idea when the H3 will be available? There seems to be very little hard information on it.

    I'm planning a Shuttle for gaming and Sandy Bridge seem like a no-brainer. However I don't want to wait months for the H3 to appear.
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    Re: New Shuttle SFF systems at CES

    I've spoken to two Shuttler resellers in the UK. Their estimates for the H3 are February/March and March, but they didn't have any firm figures.

    Think I may pick a J2, as they're only £150 on Expansys.
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    Re: New Shuttle SFF systems at CES

    Here are some more pictures of the SH67H3:

    http://www.shuttle.eu/press/image-re..._chgallery_pi1[single]=9
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    Re: New Shuttle SFF systems at CES

    Interesting find.

    If I'm not mistaken it appears to have two USB3 ports on the back.
    The PCI slot of the J2 seems to have been replaced with a x1 PCIe slot.

    Shame the chipset is H67: no overclocking possible (need P67 for that).

    Wonder when Shuttle will post a proper product page with full specification.
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    Re: New Shuttle SFF systems at CES

    Here are the product pages for the SH67H3,SH67H7 and SX58H7 Pro:

    http://www.shuttle.eu/products/mini-pc/sh67h3/overview/

    http://www.shuttle.eu/products/mini-pc/sh67h7/overview/

    http://www.shuttle.eu/products/mini-...-pro/overview/
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    Re: New Shuttle SFF systems at CES

    Wow very nice looking cases, although currently very happy with my Silverstone SG06
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