In contrast to the company's standard toaster-size PCs, the Shuttle M2000 takes on the shape and dimensions of a DVD player as it bids for inclusion in home theaters. The sleek M2000 carries Intel's Viiv sticker and is packed with audio and video connections. We expected more powerful components for the $2,000-plus price, but the well-designed case and thoughtful extras such as a 2.5-inch hard drive slot and a lapboard complete with trackball make the Shuttle M2000 a worthy option if you're looking for a true living-room PC.



Link: CNET