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It runs Foresight Linux, but has an option to upgrade to 32-bit Windows Vista. The Linux version starts at $279; the Vista machine at $479.

Here's another entrant to the expanding "nettop" or mini desktop PC market, the Shuttle KPC 4800 which is very similar to the KPC 4500 which was announced by Shuttle last year.

SHUTTLE IS REALLY on a roll lately, since the Linux prototype box was announced at CES, the good stuff keeps coming.

With low-cost PCs based on Intel's Atom CPUs a main focus of Computex 2008, Shuttle's years of experience in pioneering the small form factor PC market could mean the company is set for a comeback.

Jon Edwards often manages what appears impossible. He has recovered precious data from computers wrecked in floods and fires and dumped in lakes.

This new Shuttle makes an excellent kiosk or office PC if you don't need an optical drive.

Shuttle created a compact pc with opensuse 10.3 embedded...

A $99 PC obviously isn't going to deliver a blockbuster experience, but Shuttle's toaster-sized KPC actually has the hardware to get the lightweight job done: 1.8GHz Celeron processor, 512MB RAM and an 80GB ...

When Shuttle unveiled its low-cost kPC desktop at CES in January, word was that the machine would come pre-loaded with a copy of the popular Ubuntu Linux operating system.

However, Shuttle has now put out a press release to say it has settled on a different distribution.