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 The Shuttle XPC Barebone SD37P2 "offers immense flexibility and decent value for money," conclude the editors of the British computer magazine PC Pro. Being the first SFF PC for Intel's Core 2 Duo processors, the SD37P2 "snatches back the performance crown" and earns a "well-deserved Recommended Award."
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 The French speaking web site Matbe.com recently tested Shuttle's first two XPC Barebones with the new P2 chassis - the Shuttle XPC Barebones SD37P2 and SN27P2. For Matbe.com, Shuttle and "their XPCs have always been on top when it comes to new technologies available and support for the latest chipsets and processors on the market," state the editors. This is why the latest Shuttle XPC Barebones for Intel Core 2 Duo and AM2 processors have paid a visit to the labs of Matbe.com. Both of them finished the tests with good ratings.
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 "The SD37P2 destroys the rumour that SFF PCs are bad and less upgradeable. We can recommend it to everyone who want a silent, small and well-performing computer," state the editors of the Norwegian IT magazine Hjemme PC.
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 The German IT magazine Hardwareluxx recently tested the Shuttle XPC Barebone SD37P2. The editors had a closer look at the newest chipsets for Intel Core 2 Duo processors. Shuttle's innovation joined the test featuring Intel's i975X chipset.
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 The editors of the American hardware web site FiringSquad recently had a closer look at the new Shuttle XPC Barebone SD37P2 clearly stating "this new XPC follows Shuttle's superior way of making SFFs. It is sleek on the outside, well organized and managed on the inside, and packs strong performance without a hitch."
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 "Typical - you wait all year for a new Shuttle and then two arrive at once." What sounds like a Christmas present was the first look at the Shuttle XPC Barebone SD37P2 by the editors of the British IT magazine Custom PC.
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 "Right on time with the release of the new processors from AMD and Intel, Shuttle introduces two brand new SFF barebones." And the German IT magazine c't already had a hand on the Shuttle XPC Barebones SD37P2 and Shuttle XPC Barebone SK22G2.
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 "If you’re looking to build a PC with a Core 2 Duo processor, the SD37P2 case is a good option, as it’s well-built, small and expandable," state the editors of the British computer magazine Computer Shopper. They recently had a closer look at Shuttle's latest high-end SFF PC solution for gamers that managed to "score well."
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 "When you consider that Shuttle's XPC product line is the standard-setter for small form factor barebones, you are unlikely to find an equivalent to the SD37P2 elsewhere," conclude the editors of the British hardware web site Bit-Tech having tested the Shuttle XPC Barebone SD37P2, Shuttle's first SFF PC to support Core 2 Quad and Core 2 Duo. This high-end gaming platform managed to convince the editors by its looks, performance and expandability and was granted the Bit-Tech Recommended Award.
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 "Multimedia benchmarks were just awesome," praise the editors of Germany's biggest SFF PC community Barebonecenter.de. According to the editors the Shuttle XPC Barebone SD37P2 with Intel Core2 Duo processor was five times faster than a Pentium D 820. Incredible! "We couldn't believe our software at the first time. So we repeated the benches at least eight times and double-checked with other tools," explained the editors. But it was true. The Shuttle XPC Barebone SD37P2 is the new performance winner.
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