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Shuttle is releasing the SN25P, an Nforce 4-based small form factor machine with support for Athlon 64/FX processors as well as PCI-Express. It looks very similar to the current SB81P barebones system they offer, which is based around the Pentium 4. If it's anything like the SB81P (one of which I built myself around Christmas), it's going to be a fine machine.
No price yet, but I'd expect to see it for at least $300 with a 350W power supply.
Shuttle packs Nforce 4 into barebone [TheInquirer]
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