Shuttle introduces something old, something new
 

SHUTTLE HAD SEVERAL refreshed products on display at CeBIT and two new ones, a monitor and a rSFF (really Small Form Factor) chassis. Some of the refreshes were cosmetic while others had changes that went much deeper. In both cases, none of the unique Shuttle goodness was lost in the shuffle.

First the new chassis, the X100 line. This is a blend of laptop components and desktop parts, all in a very small box. It uses a standard 3.5" HD rather than the 2.5" laptop drives commonly found in these machines, so you get more storage, faster drives and a lower cost. It uses an MXM slot instead of a PCIe so your graphics choices will be a little more limited, but still upgradable. The CPU is of course a Yonah of one stripe or other.