You could build an alternative system like an Abit IP35 Pro, an Antec P182 and a Corsair HX520 power supply for about 250 GBP, give or take a few pounds. Personal choice will vary the components, but in comparison the Shuttle SP35P2 is 293 GBP - that's 50 GBP more, but the space saving and attention to detail in the design, as well as the integration of the SP35P2's parts is second to none. On the other hand, many people keep their cases between upgrades and sometimes even their PSUs too - so as a whole purchase, the Shuttle XPC concept gets less inviting. Unless, of course, you're specifically looking for a small form factor with desktop level performance and don't want to be constrained by the inability of a notebook's expansion - then the SP35P2 should be ideal.
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