when is Shuttle's SB65G2B XPC due out

[Aganack1]

I was looking here at directron and is says 1-2months but for some reason i want a more define date anyone have any ideas?

 

[oLLie]

Or how about the AOpen XCcube? That thing looks schweet! I'm lookin' for a SFF with Nforce2 Ultra 400 and maybe serial ata. All the SFF's I've seen only have one or the other. I've got no idea about the specs of the amd based AOpen XCcube, but it shore looks purty.

 

[Psychosylph]

To the best of my knowledge, the new Shuttle will be officially announced at Computex (end of next week). Availability could be immediately or ??? <--- If you can answer that, you win a prize (but we should have a better idea toward the end of next week).

 

[LittleBoy]

Any chance the SB62G2 is the SB65G2 renamed? The spec's are very similar but the 62 doesn't have 802.11 B or Firewire but it does have a 2nd lan. It also uses the ICH5-R but I don't see an external question for SATA which begs the question how the heck do you do RAID, run a cable out a vent hole?

Shane

 

[piasabird]

scsi card and a second case. May be some SERIAL ATA ports on a card soon for external operations of a serial ata drives.

 

[piasabird]

Maybe Shuttle should make a Server Mortherboard for their XPC line drop the good sound and just use a PCI Express slot.

 

[Patrk71]

To run 2 SATA hard drives in the SB61G2 you have to give up the 3 1/2" floppy drive/card reader.
Ok if you are able to handle a Jump drive.

Remember to have a parallel port you must let the ribbon cable and P/P connection hang out the back.
Sloppy but consider most of the printers & mulitfunction devices today are USB compatiable.

 

[Foghorn]

It's due to be announced on 9/22. In stores shortly thereafter.

 

[Chriz]

Well it's now 9/24 and still haven't seen this announced on either Shuttle's or Computex website, nor do I see it listed on Newegg yet. Any new info?