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To: Bill Jackson who wrote (64652)	11/29/2001 9:37:21 PM
From: ptanner	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 275872

Bill, re: Shuttle SV24 is a bit boxy Yes, it does seem a bit boxy at 6.7" x 7.5" x 10.6" or a volume of 0.31 cf. It doesn't seem wide enough to use as a monitor base. Compaq's Evo D500 has dimensions that might be more useful: 13x14x4 in or a volume of 0.42 cf. (The Evo D500 was reviewed by PCMag in most recent issue and can be found online here: pcmag.com Compaq's system costs $1,204 (with 15" monitor) compared to $250 for the Shuttle plus cost of drives, CPU, memory, KB & mouse and monitor. The Shuttle's power supply is a little different and is located at the front of the case as can be seen in this photo: hwextreme.com EDIT: From BB comments by the author - "The PSU is a mini 150Watts installed in the front." re: "They should also use inches as well as MM on the dimensions for those who are unaware of their 25MM=1" tables." Aren't we already converted to metric? <vbg> I don't think I have even read recent statements of when the US "plans" to convert. -PT