Datasheet

Product Specification
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Shuttle Computer Handels GmbH
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1 June 2012
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Shuttle Barebone XS35V3 - Product Features
Slim and stylish
Designed as a space-saver, this sleek 1.5 litre nettop PC only measures
3.8cm in width. It maximizes space whether it is placed upright using its
stylish stand or affixed to the back of a display with the optional VESA
mounting kit (PV01). Due to its small size and flexible design, this
practical nettop offers exceptional functionality and is well-suited for
home users, small offices, reception areas, classrooms, libraries,
showrooms, call centres, public institutions and more.
Fanless and quiet
The Shuttle Barebone XS35V3 comes totally fanless making it perfect to
be used in noise-sensitive environments such as living rooms, hospitals,
libraries etc. As an additional benefit, fanless cases rarely gather dust
on the inside and stay cleaner than others. So it’s not only quiet and
low in energy use, but also dust-free and virtually maintenance free.
NM10
Intel Atom D2700
Dual Core
2x DDR3
D-Sub
Chipset
HDMI
The Atom processor integrates the graphics controller
Shuttle XS35V3 is equipped with Intels Atom D2700 processor (2,13GHz,
codenamed Cedarview). It comes with both the memory controller and
graphics core on-die which helps to keep heat dissipation and
memory latency low. The CPU is connected to the Southbridge NM10,
codenamed Tiger Point.
Dual Core. Do more.
Shuttle always uses the dual-core variant of Intel’s Atom processors and
thus integrates the Atom D2700. This boosts the system performance
significantly with particular regards to multi-threaded applications.
Highly energy-saving
The XS35V3 barely consumes, depending on system load, about
16~20 Watts. Running the device*) 5 days a week for eight hours a
day, the annual consumption would amount to less than 40kWh which
would mean just 8 Euros on the power bill (20 Euro ct/kWh) - way less
than a conventional desktop PC draws.
*) Based on a configuration with 2GB of memory, 160GB hard disk and
Windows 7