Details on the MSI Wind, a tiny subnotebook I might actually buy
- May 13th, 2008
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Just reading the stats on this, it looks like MSI’s subnotebook, the Wind (unrelated to the Air) is possibly the best value for a computer on the market today. Check it out, for about $500 you get all this: 10″ LCD, 80GB HDD, a gig of RAM, 1.3MP webcam, 5 hour battery life, weighs in at 2.6lb and built around Intel’s new Atom processor. I don’t usually just plug stuff like this, but it really looks like a great power-to-dollar ratio you’re getting here, and MSI is a good brand. You can even choose Linux instead of XP, though your hardware choices are more limited. MSI US’s manager says:
We designed the Wind to offer mobile consumers all the features of bulkier more expensive notebooks, but with a sleeker lightweight footprint and an affordable sub $500 price point.
Sounds like the usual PR nonsense, but I think they might have actually done it. Keep an eye on MSI Mobile’s site for more details.
TheHoldSteady (Who am I?)
1 month ago
So I assume the various companies don’t offer these wee lappys in black because they would be bigger than the white ones (on average).
Timberwood (Who am I?)
1 month ago
It´s not just PR, the facts seem to be right since there are more and more reviews out there, showing that the Wind is a great Netbook!