Shuttle X50V2-02 Intel Atom D510 (Dual-core) Intel NM10 Intel GMA 3150 All-in-One PC Barebone

The application for this system was to attach it in a kiosk style fashion to a lumbar extension machine for a physical therapy office. I needed an all in one PC with VESA mount, and this is the ONLY one I could find without getting into expensive...

Screen has a bright blue stuck pixel right in the center of the screen. Of course, complete lack of instruction. Strange for a proprietary box from a big company like Shuttle. But that is what newegg reviews are for, people helping people! :)

Good picture. Touch sensitivity is great. Doesn't get hot despite fan-less design

Occasionally whatever key pressed will become 'stuck' and it repeats until the system is rebooted. Onboard wireless driver requires user to turn it on now and again

Low profile, reliable, snappy. Does not offend when looked at

Awkward when opening the back for installing Memory and HDD. Too many screws to remove. No optical drive included (it would be easy to put a slot loader in if they wanted). Not enough built in USB ports although there is an extra header inside the...

Cheap touchscreen, works well with the right OS

Wifi won't work with Win7 x64 and driver CD

Quiet, runs relatively cool. Decent wifi, touchscreen works well. Has BIOS AHCI support

only" 10/100 LAN (j-micron chipset), onscreen switches for cam/wifi somewhat inconvenient. Limited BIOS options. XPP32bit with 4Gb RAM reports (a rather low) 2.99Gb free

It's a cheap touch screen

It's to DIM in a bright room, I had to RMA it because the Wireless card would work. (I would have kept it if they would have sent me a new one to try, but no way of knowing if it was the pci-e port or the wifi card itself.) ; I bought the other...

Received day after ordering from Newegg - amazing when they pull that off

Shuttle docs are abysmal. This is a bare bones so you know people have to install RAM and disc drive. There are no instructions on how to disassemble it to do that

Unit is SUPER energy efficient, my KILL-O-WATT shows 27w with screen on and 18w with screen off. That's less than my MSI netbook

Poor instructions, touchscreen (not multitouch) hard to view at certain angles (typical with touchscreens), web cam a little too close (needs to be wider). Wifi and Web Cam needs to be "turned on" every time I reboot. Can't boot from SD Card slot

powerful processors for Atom platform ; good heat management ; decent graphics performance

screen seems rather dim in ambient daylight ; no hardware switches for WLAN, webcam, screen brightness ; very limited BIOS options (should have software switches for above features) ; only Windows drivers provided by Shuttle ; Realtek's wireless...

Slick, fast enough to run a streaming feed from the included webcam. Standard VESA mount makes this an easy fit for a wall workstation. I'm using one at my work site as a time clock

Linux flavors don't recognize the touchscreen - no drivers for it as yet ; My fat fingers were too big for precise pointing on the touchscreen until I adjusted screen properties (in XP, Display Properties -> Appearance -> Advanced)