CNET UK has been accepted for a brief look at the new MSI Wind notebook, they think it is good - "good, in fact, it may take the throne by ASUSTek Computer commands the best mini-notebook on the planet . "the site said:
Wind will be the first to begin selling the 10-inch, 1024 × 600 pixel screen. This point, it should be said, is very, very good, because it does not use such a terrible reflection coating, we can see that the HP 2133 Mini-Note. MSI also plans to introduce a version of the wind, the use of 8.9-inch screen. They will use the same chassis, so the smaller version is expected to have a large, ugly panels on the screen.
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Wind ship in Windows XP and SUSE Linux in camouflage, with the XP version costs £ 329. Pricing has not yet been confirmed in the Linux model, but it will be much cheaper, obviously.
Slightly larger than the wind screen of 8.9 inches of electrical and electronic equipment ASUS PC900, I reviewed in today's Technofile ... but also ASUS 10.1-inch screen version of the road. (They all seem to have the same resolution.) Battery life style may also be superior to ASUS, and then there is a keyboard. CNET accept that:
Keyboard does not seem as good as a full HP 2133 Mini Note, but it is miles away from the more than 1 electrical and electronic equipment of the PC 900. MSI said that it is almost the same keyboard used on a larger notebook computers - which is no bad thing.
The keyboard is my main problem with the ASUS mini notebook computers, but, of course, if you do not write, can not touch and then it might not be a problem.
Wind will be the first to begin selling the 10-inch, 1024 × 600 pixel screen. This point, it should be said, is very, very good, because it does not use such a terrible reflection coating, we can see that the HP 2133 Mini-Note. MSI also plans to introduce a version of the wind, the use of 8.9-inch screen. They will use the same chassis, so the smaller version is expected to have a large, ugly panels on the screen.
.
Wind ship in Windows XP and SUSE Linux in camouflage, with the XP version costs £ 329. Pricing has not yet been confirmed in the Linux model, but it will be much cheaper, obviously.
Slightly larger than the wind screen of 8.9 inches of electrical and electronic equipment ASUS PC900, I reviewed in today's Technofile ... but also ASUS 10.1-inch screen version of the road. (They all seem to have the same resolution.) Battery life style may also be superior to ASUS, and then there is a keyboard. CNET accept that:
Keyboard does not seem as good as a full HP 2133 Mini Note, but it is miles away from the more than 1 electrical and electronic equipment of the PC 900. MSI said that it is almost the same keyboard used on a larger notebook computers - which is no bad thing.
The keyboard is my main problem with the ASUS mini notebook computers, but, of course, if you do not write, can not touch and then it might not be a problem.
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