Reviewing the Shuttle SFF (Small Form Factor) XPC Model SD32G2B

It's brushed black aluminum - It's small - It's Vista ready...

It's the Shuttle XPC small form factor (SFF) bare bone case, model: SD32 G2 (B)lack. When considering my next computer, being roughly four years behind on the latest processor technology, I decided to still keep myself realistically up-to-date for what my needs mandate, but I didn't want to go for the gold either. Like most of the working class, I can dream, and quite frankly, it keeps me going.

For the past several months, I've been letting my rolodex of applications fill up my hard drives and now I have an un-sorted mess. When I install an operating system, I do create partitions and folders with intent on keeping all content clutter-free, of course these intentions are like new years resolutions for me, and I never see them thru. That's okay though, because I've been mounting an excuse for updating my hardware for quite some time. It's kind of like the ole dirty car syndrome. With a good cleaning, your car could be as shiny and smell almost as nice as the day you picked it from the lot, but of course, you can't let this happen. When it's time for something new, you already have your mind made up, and the only time your car gets that thorough cleaning and wax job is when you're ready to trade 'er in. I could interject an analogy for relationships here, but I will leave that alone for fear of creating real enemies (clears throat softly).