The Shuttle SD31P is based on the Intel i945G chipset with support for the latest Intel Pentium D CPUs. VR-Zone had put up a demo of this Shuttle SFF over at NTU about a fortnight ago demonstrating the advantage of a dual core system. More info could be found here. Priced at $ 899, this SFF can be found at Cybermind.

A front shot of this SD31P. Typical of the "P" chassis, it looks just like other models based on the "P" chassis.

The rear I/O panel.

One interesting thing about this model is with the external SATA connector. This would be useful for those who regularly plug in and out their SATA hard drives.

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Over at ATF Multimedia, we found the Edifier MP220 multimedia speakers. Made to be small and portable, this set of speakers comes in sleek white, similar to Apple products. Priced at $ 79, this affordable set of speakers is great for the road warriors!

The packaging of this MP220 speaker.

A very slim, portable and sleek looking speaker. And yes, for it's size, it sounds great!

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There's all for this week, catch you guys next week, on the regular VR-Zone SLS Walk About :)