According to DigiTimes, Shuttle has announced another K8 PCIe platform to complement it's XPC line, but this time, it's based on an ATi chipset... very interesting. The ST20G5 will also be able to support three monitors, but is targeted at the mainstream, not enthusiast market.

"The new XPC ST20G5 is the first SFF PC to be based on ATI’s Xpress 200 chipset, whose integrated graphics are based on the Radeon X300 core. The integrated part includes support for DirectX9, vertex shader 2.0 and pixel shader 2.0, and will be partnered with ULi’s 1573 southbridge in the XPC ST20G5."