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    Shuttle SD37P2: Smallest Core 2 Duo Case Evar

    Looking for a PC built around the speedy new Core 2 Duo processors from Intel, but don't have much space? Shuttle may have the answer with the SD37P2 PC barebone system, which includes the motherboard and the case. The new system announced today in Europe supports all of the Core 2 Duo processors (including the super-fast Core 2 Extreme) in a case no bigger than a toaster. The system also has two PCI Express X16 slots and supports ATI's Crossfire dual graphics card technology, so you can build a kick-ass gaming system in a case less than nine inches high. The case costs 419 (about $537). – Richard Baguley

    Shuttle XPC Barebone SD37P2 [Shuttle]


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