The netbook market’s getting crowded, so all the big players are shuffling their wares into bigger cases, and hawking them as all-in-one desktops. First it was the iMac-baiting Asus Eee Top, and now MSI’s in on the act with its own Neton series.
The dinkiest of the range is dubbed the Neton M16, and weighs in at a startling $400, or £270, with a 16 inch screen and similar specs to the Eee Top.
But it’s the larger models we’re really excited about. Theres the similarly-specced $500 (£335) 19 inch model dubbed the Neton M19, and a whopping 22 inch Neton M22 with a full HD display and optional Blu-Ray for $800, or £535.
All three models will boast touchscreen, just like the Asus machine, and come running Windows XP on single core, or Vista on dual core machines. They’ll begin shipping in the US in January, so expect them in the UK shortly after.
Out 2009 | From £270 | MSI (via Engadget)
