Although Intel-based systems accounted for about 65% of the company’s XPC shipments last year, and Shuttle’s AMD-based XPC shipments should soon receive a boost as the company is preparing to ship its SN25P XPC, which will be the first nForce4-based small-form-factor solution on the market. The SN25P is expected to begin shipping in volume in mid-February, with the official launch date set for February 22.
Europe and the US will account for 70% of the first shipments. The SN25P will be the first small-form-factor PC to feature Hypertransport and PCIe. The AMD Socket-939 CPU-based solution will be housed in Shuttle’s P-chassis, which features a 350-watt power supply, the sources added.
Shuttle shipped over 600,000 XPCs in 2004,
to volume ship nForce4 XPCs in mid-February
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