Shuttle PC showed off its new X50 all-in-one PC. Users can interface with the X50 either via an attached keyboard or the 1366x768 resolution touchscreen. The pre-loaded OS on the 80GB hard disk is Windows XP Professional, while processing is done via a dual-core Atom CPU set into Intel's 945GC mainboard. Graphics are handled by the onboard GMA 950 processor. Virtual memory is set at 1GB.

Rounding out the known specs are three USB ports, 5.1-channel HD audio support, a 1.3-megapixel webcam and a 60W power supply. The PC's stand doubles as either a carrying handle or, as booth reps at CES have demonstrated, a way to wall-mount the PC. We were told the Shuttle X50 will be out in March, priced at $499.