Shuttle's Tiny PC Reviewed

PhantomHarlock writes "VIAHardware posted a review of a great miniature PC desktop system from Shuttle, the motherboard manufacturer. It's a tiny aluminum case with a floppy bay and one 5 1/4 bay. It uses Shuttle's FV24 mobo, one of the smallest on the market. The motherboard has built in video (with S-Video out), audio, 10/100 Ethernet, USB and dual firewire ports. " Might be a nifty device to use as a stereo component with that S-Video out.

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editor anyone?

[tdye]

Is it just me, or has VIAHardware fired all the editors and disabled grammar/spell checking on their word processors?

"...opening up the case for maintenance is much simpler and don't require the use of tools."

"Let's take a peak inside..."

And my favorite on page one (I didn't bother with page two):

"Due to the small size of the case, everything inside is cramped in, thus making it impossible to install better cooling, this isn't exactly a negative point, since it is an OEM barebones system, and the lesser the cooling components, the quieter the system runs. "

It's hard to take a review seriously when the writer sounds suspiciously like he's failing 9th grade English.