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MSI U160 Goes the Official Route, Available Now

, Mar 8th 2010 Discuss [0]

MSI Computers has officially announced the availability of their latest Wind model netbook, the U160. This particular model is actually the winner of the 2010 iF Product Design award, and the company is proud to finally bring the product to the consumers. They're also happy to be abandoning the far more traditional, and perhaps over-used, clamshell design of netbooks. They're going the route of a far more sophisticated look, and we have to say we like the aesthetics. Read The Full Story

MSI reveals new 890GXM-G65 mainboard with USB 3.0 and more

, Mar 1st 2010 Discuss [0]

MSI has been building mainboards and other computer hardware for a long time now. The company has unveiled its latest mainboard called the 890GXM-G65 today that is based on the new AMD 890GX chipset. The chipset is notable for the new features it supports. Read The Full Story

MSI Wind Top AE2420 packs 3D, multitouch, 1080p and Core i7

, Feb 23rd 2010 Discuss [2]

CeBIT 2010 is coming, and MSI are tipping their hand for what pleasures they'll have at the show.  Most interesting are the latest Wind Top all-in-ones, the 24-inch AE2420 and the 22-inch AE2280; rather than the nettop-based models we've seen before, these new Wind Tops will use Intel's Core i3, i5 and i7 processors, ramping up to 3D capabilities on the top-spec machine. Read The Full Story

MSI Wind U160 gets video unboxing/hands-on: quality improved

, Feb 4th 2010 Discuss [0]

We had a brief play with MSI's new Wind U160 netbook back at CES 2010, and came away uncertain about what felt like more than a little flex in the keyboard.  Fingers-crossed that hasn't panned out to the latest models, and the people to ask are over at NewGadgets.de; they've picked up a U160 and have promptly shot a video hands-on. Video unboxing/hands-on after the cut Read The Full Story

MSI Wind gets sliding touchscreen tablet mod

, Feb 1st 2010 Discuss [0]

The slider form-factor isn't unusual in mobile devices - HTC's Touch Pro2 has a particularly nifty mechanism, and larger handhelds, such as the PsiXpda UMPC, have used it too - but how about a 10.2-inch slider tablet?  That's what InsanelyWind forum member c0ff33 is working on, turning his Advent 4211c (a rebadge of the MSI Wind U100) into a touchscreen tablet that opens up to reveal the QWERTY keyboard. Read The Full Story

MSI CR720 big screen notebook breaks cover

, Feb 1st 2010 Discuss [0]

When it comes to shopping for a notebook there are those that look for small and portable machines if they are on the go a lot. The user who wants a notebook that will be mostly used in the home or office often looks for a machine with a larger screen for more usability. MSI has unveiled a new larger screen notebook called the CR720. Read The Full Story

MSI teases new CX420 and CR420 notebooks

, Feb 1st 2010 Discuss [0]

MSI wasn't much of a name in the American computer market until the netbook revolution began and its Wind line of netbooks proved popular with buyers. The company is now much better known and is offering up some new notebooks for users looking to get more power and a larger screen than is found in a netbook. Read The Full Story

MSI Tegra tablet coming 2H 2010 for $500

, Jan 28th 2010 Discuss [0]

We'd question the timing of announcing tablet plans so close to Apple's iPad launch, but with mixed reactions to the Cupertino slate perhaps there's room for rivals to sneak in.  MSI's sales director, Sambora Chen, has confirmed that they too have a 10-inch touchscreen slate in the works, which will arrive in the second half of 2010 priced at around $500. Read The Full Story

MSI Wind U135 only $310, powered by Pine Trail

, Jan 26th 2010 Discuss [0]

Acer has a new rival in the highly-affordable netbook market in the form of the $309.99 MSI Wind U135 netbook, powered by Intel’s Pine Trail platform.  Seen originally in December,  this little thing speeds up the netbook race for cheap and fast by another welcomed step. Read The Full Story

MSI demoes 1080P Projector PC concept

, Jan 8th 2010 Discuss [0]

MSI’s new projector concept isn't only just a projector.  Demoing at CES, MSI is “combing the brilliance of a projector with the versatility of a PC”.  That’s right – it’s a projector with a built-in PC, and cam project up to of 60 glorified inches of HD video on to any white screen, wall, or if rotated 90 degrees (with help from the attachable stand), even the ceiling. Read The Full Story

MSI CES 2010 range hands-on: Wind U160, X-Slim, more

, Jan 5th 2010 Discuss [0]

MSI have rolled out their CES 2010 line-up, and we stopped by to grab some hands-on time with the new laptops, netbooks and all-in-ones.  While the company might have made a particular name for itself with its budget Wind netbooks and X-Slim ultraportables – with the new Wind U160 and WiMAX-ready U135, together with the X-Slim X620 making their debut this week – they’ve also got some more horsepower-ready machines, including the Core i5- and i7-based G-Series gaming laptops.

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MSI plops Pine Trail U130 and U135 netbooks on the table

, Dec 21st 2009 Discuss [0]

I am a big fan of MSI netbooks, the first netbook I ever owned was a U100 when MSI first started offering netbooks. With the Intel Atom N450 processor, going live netbook makers are coming out of the woodwork with their new netbooks today. Read The Full Story
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