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 "After having chosen the right barebone, the ideal living room PC is quickly assembled," explain the editors of the German computer magazine PC Magazin happily. The Shuttle XPC Barebone SD11G5 paid a visit to their labs and justified this statement with excellent test results.
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 "It is amazing how powerful and silent at the same time the Shuttle XPC Barebone SD11G5 performs," conclude the editors of the Dutch computer magazine PC Consument. Supported by the Pentium M technology, its external fanless power supply and the "striking design," the "Shuttle XPC Barebone SD11G5 is the ideal basis for a low-noise PC in the office or for setting up a Media Center unit."
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 The German SFF-website Minitechnet tested the Shuttle XPC Barebone SD11G5.
The result was impressive: no criticism, no suggestion for improvement. – the Minitechnet Award was the gratification.
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 "If you're looking for a really silent PC, then building it on the
barebone technology surely is an option," state the editors of the Norwegian IT-magazine Hjemme PC. Designed for use in the home environment, the Shuttle XPC Barebone SD11G5 paid a visit to their labs and "could be a good basis" for setting up a low-noise PC.
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 The current issue of the German IT-magazine "Hardwareluxx printed" includes a round up of six barebones. With three barebones out of six, Shuttle dominated the test and received a lot of praise for their Shuttle XPC Barebone SD11G5, ST20G5 and SD36G5M. Especially the SD11G5 stands out the test field and was cited "Excellent Hardware" thanks to its high versatility.
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 "Low-power consuming, quiet, but powerful." This is the idea the editors of the Dutch computer magazine Computer!Totaal have when it comes Pentium M processors that are set to conquer the living room. One that probably has got what it takes is the Shuttle XPC Barebone SD11G5 taking up the challenge brilliantly. The editors found just one overall conclusion: "Editors' Choice Award".
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 "If you are allergic to noise, the Shuttle XPC Barebone SD11G5 is a gift from above," the editors of the Danish hardware website Hardware-Test.dk asssure, rating it the full score of 5 out of 5 points in terms of innovation/technology and design.
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 According to the editors of the Norwegian hardware portal Hardware.no, the Shuttle XPC Barebone SD11G5 draws in the first place the attention of users longing for "stylish and compact design" and are favouring "low noise levels." This SFF PC convinced its testers as a "stylish workstation for versatile use."
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 "A winner?" is the question the editors of the Asian hardware website VR Zone were debating. "I absolutely adore the case and it was simply a love at first sight," gives you a glimpse impression of what is still to come. In the focus of interest was the Shuttle XPC Barebone SD11G5 that impressed the editors with its "ideal features." One of Shuttle's solutions for the living room was dubbed "a little wonder" helping it manage a final rating of 85%.
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 "A PC sitting in the living room? Still many users cannot think of it," describe the editors of the German computer magazine PC Go the idea many people have. Ugly design and the high noise level are thought to be the main reasons that keep PCs out of the living room. But the Shuttle XPC Barebone SD11G5 makes the difference.
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 "Whoever wears earplugs anyway when sitting in front of the PC, doesn’t need to bank on notebook components and can set up a PC easier, cheaper and more powerful." But if you have high requirements and definitely want a low noise PC, the editors of the German IT website ZDnet recommend the Shuttle XPC Barebone SD11G5: "It reduces the noise level excellently. You barely notice the optical drive and the hard disk - and both of them are not from Shuttle." Just ditch your earplugs, but you needn’t do without performance.
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 "We are really surprised. It is pretty quiet and has a great design", conclude the editors of the Spanish computer magazine PC Actual about the Shuttle XPC Barebone SD11G5. But what is it that could impress the editors in such manner?
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 With reviews of just about every Shuttle XPC Barebone under their belt, the editors of UK-based Hexus.net are no strangers to Shuttle's Small Form Factor (SFF) PCs. So their praise for the Shuttle XPC Barebone SD11G5, Shuttle's first barebone for Intel's Pentium M processor, is especially worthy of attention.
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 For the editors of the Malaysian hardware website there could only be one conclusion after the test of the Shuttle XPC Barebone SD11G5, the first SFF PC for Intel Pentium M processors: 5.0 Stars for the Shuttle XPC Barebone SD11G5 - "Perfect"!
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 Their test of the Shuttle XPC Barebone SD11G5 concluded, the editors of SFFTech.com suggest your only question once you start using the SD11G5 will be: "Is the PC even on?"
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 There is no shortage of distracting or simply annoying background noises in today's world. Having a loud PC in the office is an additional source of such noise most people can do without. When the editors of Germany's c't magazine tested the Shuttle XPC Barebone SD11G5 however, all they heard was... nothing!
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 The SD11G5 is the first Shuttle XPC Barebone to support Intel’s acclaimed Pentium M processor. It should come as no surprise then that the newest Shuttle SFF PC is very quiet, as reported by the editors of PC Pro (UK): "Small, beautiful and astonishingly quiet, this XPC is the new benchmark for Small Form Factor systems."
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 "Silence and Performance." An impossible combination? Not for the Shuttle XPC Barebone SD11G5 for Pentium M processors, featuring an external power supply. Yet the latest Small Form Factor (SFF) PC from Shuttle proved able to defy the conventional wisdom. Not surprising then that the German website Barebonecenter.de gave the latest Shuttle three awards in one test: Performance, Silence and Silver Awards.
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