For MSI, CES 2011 will be the stomping grounds where they showcase five new laptop series. Whether you are looking for the world’s fastest G series, the performance F series, multimedia C series, mobility U or X series or the WindPad, MSI has you covered for 2011.
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Morning all! We’re about to kick off another day of action packed gadget news, but before we do, give yourself a quick reminder of the current gizmo status quo with our news roundup. Everything you missed overnight is ready and waiting here in your techie breakie!
The MSI Wind U135DX may look a little familiar if you’ve been keeping track of Lilliputian laptops this year. It takes its styling from the similarly named MSI Wind U135 which emerged way back at CES in January. But within that virtually identical shell, the MSI Wind U145DX conceals the latest Intel Atom chip with turbo-charging tech that MSI promises will deliver gigantic battery life and more power. But is overclocking the best way to get a nippy netbook?
The freshly announced MSI Wind Top AE2400 is an all-in-one PC with a couple of head-turning traits. First, like the recently revealed Sony VAIO J Series, it sports multitouch talents, allowing you to select, drag and resize on-screen objects using one or more fingers.
The Bank Holiday weekend is over, but it’s not all bad news: in fact, we’ve got a plate of juicy gadget good news for you to tuck into right now. All the headlines you missed are right here, so read on to catch them in techie breakie, before they go soggy!
It’s the start of another long day, but you can make it shorter by taking the time out to browse through all the latest gadget news. It’s all here to distract you, rounded up in your techie breakie.
An MSI Wind U250 ultra portable laptop just leaked out, and it promises to be a serious rival to the Asus Eee PC 1210N, with a dual core processor, low pricetag and dedicated graphics. Read on for what we know so far.
The MSI Wind U160 was one of our favourite netbooks of CES, thanks to its rock solid finish and lovely island keyboard, and it’s now finally making its way over to Britain. The first of the lil’ laptops have popped up online for an unboxing, along with a launch price and date.