Shuttle announced its new J series machines and another redesigned all-in-one PC. The new J series SG41J1 is an entry-level series of machines that support mini-ITX mainboards. The machines are based on the Intel G41 chipset and can support the Intel Core 2 Quad processor line and feature Intel X4500 graphics.

The J series also has a mainstream model called the SH55J2 that is in a new J2 chassis and uses the Intel H55 chipset. The machine is designed to run the new Intel Core i3 and Core i5 processors. A high-performance J series machine called the SX58HJ3 has also debuted that is designed for gamers and enthusiasts. The machine is designed to run the Intel Core i7 CPU and supports ATI CrossFireX and NVIDIA SLI graphics.

"We're very excited about these new products and just released some photos and specs on our website to kick-start the show," said Nicolas Villalobos, Manager at Shuttle Computer Group in Los Angeles, "But, we're pretty much saving the best for last -- tomorrow we're going to be making one of the biggest announcements in Shuttle history at our press conference. If you can make it, don't miss it."

Shuttle has also unveiled a new all-in-one computer called the Shuttle X50 V2. The machine is based on the Intel Atom platform, uses the D510 dual-core processor, and has Intel GMA3150 graphics. Shuttle has offered no pricing or availability information on the new machines at this time.