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 "High-end components housed in smallest dimensions – this is exactly what the Shuttle XPC P 2500G is characterized by," explain the editors of the German lifestyle magazine SFT. But there was even more the editors pointed out which the Shuttle XPC P 2500G earned best marks for.
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 How to pack top notch performance in cases with the size of a shoebox? Shuttle has the solution right at hand, since they "are well-known for bringing small dimensions and performance together, but the Shuttle XPC P 2500G breaks any records," write the editors of the Dutch gaming magazine Power Unlimited showering the high end gaming rig with praise.
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 "The fastest small form factor (SFF) PC we’ve ever seen," concluded the editors of the British hardware magazine Personal Computer World about the Shuttle XPC P 2500G. Shuttle's new innovation managed four out of five stars in the end of the test, since it is "extremely quick" and has a "stylish case".
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"A super-charged PC crammed into a ridiculously small chassis." The editors of the English computer magazine Personal Computer World left no doubt about their opinion of the Shuttle XPC P 2500G. The fully configured system is "the fastest SFF PC currently available." The newest and best components deliver this performance: an AMD Athlon 64 FX-60 processor, two GB of TakeMS DDR-400 RAM, a Connect 3D graphics card with ATI's Radeon X1900 XT chip, a 250 GB Samsung HDD and dual-layer DVD-burner CR 40 from Shuttle.
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 More performance as it is found in the Shuttle XPC P 2500G is barely possible. This is something the editors of the English computer magazine PC Pro can approve: "A tiny piece of technological magic – the 2500G beats most tower PCs for sheer power." Shuttle is the known market leader when it comes to SFF PCs, but Shuttle has now made the leap from the hobbyist market to supplying pre-built systems, and the 2500G Pro is brimming with high-end components."
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 "At first sight the P 2500G didn't really look like a high performance winner," believed the editors of the German gaming magazine PC PowerPlay. But this was just the editors' first impression. After having taken a closer look at this unit, the editors discovered its real powers: "There's huge performance behind this small and stylish case," wrote the editors. The reason for it can be explained by the state-of-the-art components the Shuttle XPC P 2500G showed up with. AMD Athlon 64 FX-60 processor, 2GBs of TakeMS memory, ATI's Radeon X1900 XTX graphics card from Connect 3D, a 250 GB hard disk from Samsung and the CR40 dual layer DVD writer from Shuttle complete the "power package."
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 "The fusion of smallest dimensions and maximum performance – all this is the Shuttle XPC P 2500G," describe the editors of the Spanish computer magazine PC Plus Shuttle's high end system. To sum it up is one word: "Performance Award" for Shuttle!
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 The French IT-Website PCINpact recently tested the Shuttle XPC P 2500G. They previously had a look at the barebone which the P 2500G is based on: "The Shuttle XPC Barebone SN25P is efficient speaking about the very silent cooling system or the user-friendly assembly." And they added: "With its high functionality, the SN25P is able to battle big desktop solutions. Thanks to its three 3.5 inch drive bays with RAID function, you will also benefit from the four USB 2.0 ports on the rear, plus two more USB connectors on the front panel, having not mentioned the Gigabit LAN and the 7.1 sound system," explain the editors.
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 "With its compact dimensions the Shuttle XPC P 2500G is the ideal companion for LAN-parties." LAN-parties require nothing but performance, that’s no secret. In order to find out they had a closer look at this high-end PC - the Shuttle XPC P 2500G. With an overall rating of 2.14 the editors were especially impressed by its low noise level – apart from high performance.
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 "Small box with lots of muscles," describe the editors the Shuttle XPC P 2500G high performance cube that was recently tested by Sweden's largest IT magazine PC för Alla. "Good looking, great performance and format," conclude the editors happily about the Shuttle XPC P 2500G that managed to convince its testers with an overall rating of 8 out of 10.
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 "Excellent configuration based on the 939 AMD socket," conclude the editors of the Spanish computer magazine PC Actual about the Shuttle XPC P 2500G. They tested this fully-configured high-end SFF PC from Shuttle rating it 9.2 out of 10 in an excellent result.
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 "There is hardly another gaming PC that can deliver more frames per kilo." So was the clear conclusion of the editors of Netzwelt about the Shuttle XPC P 2500G. No wonder. After an impressively good first impression "sweet little one," the "powerful mini" really got to work.
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 "It is the best Shuttle has ever designed thus far!" The reviewers of the British website Hexus.net were enthused by the Shuttle XPC P 2500G. The result: "It looks great and performs well."
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 "An extremly powerful package," "neat build quality," "very high performance" and "self-configurable." What else than the Shuttle XPC P 2500G could the editors be talking about? The high-end gaming rig from Shuttle paid a visit to the labs of the Dutch computer magazine Hardware Info.
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 "You’re looking for a gaming PC that can offer apart from exceptional performance even a stylish design in small dimensions? Then the advanced Shuttle XPC P 2500G could be you choice," explain the editors of the German online portal GMX their recommendation. No wonder that the Shuttle XPC P 2500G belongs to the league of the "fastest SFF PCs available to date."
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 "Apart from the compact dimensions, it was the interior of the Shuttle PC that surprised us," cited the editors of the Austrian gaming website Gamers.at the Shuttle XPC P 2500G. No wonder that, as the package includes: AMD Athlon 64 FX-60 processor, two Gigabytes of TakeMS memory, ATI's Radeon X1900 XTX graphic card from Connect 3D, Samsung's 250 Gigabyte hard disk and Shuttle's Dual-Layer DVD-writer.
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 What is the best way to bring attractive looks, good graphics performance and high-quality workmanship together in a SFF PC? The editors of the German news magazine Focus found the answer in the Shuttle XPC P 2500G. Shuttle is the "pioneer of wrapping powerful computers in stylish design."
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 "Extremely fast, small with stylish case," conclude the editors of the Swedish Datormagazin. What else than the Shuttle XPC P 2500G could they be talking about? Loaded with high-end components and impressive performance, the editors certify Shuttle to "have done an excellent job."
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 "Gaming. PC games become more and more demanding when it comes to PC performance. This is the main reason why people opt for hardware upgrades," know the editors of the French web site CowCotLand and decide "to take a look at this small form factor, an accumulation of power: The Shuttle XPC P 2500G."
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 "Very good performance in games, neat design and small dimensions" are only a few advantages the editors of the leading Dutch computer magazine Computer!Totaal discovered while testing the Shuttle XPC P 2500G. But for anyone who is "looking for a small PC with exceptional performance that runs any latest games fluently, the Shuttle XPC P 2500G is a really good buy."
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 "This small, but powerful PC is convenient for gamers that visit LAN-parties regularly," explain the Dutch computer magazine Computer Idee having had a closer look at the Shuttle XPC P 2500G. "Even most demanding gamers will take much pleasure in it," cited the editors the powerful gaming rig from Shuttle.
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