Comments on: MSI Wind U115 available for order in France http://liliputing.com/2009/04/msi-wind-u115-available-for-order-in-france.html Compact Computing Fri, 25 May 2012 17:43:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Battery Power Sets the MSI Wind U115 Apart | Acer Review, Asus Review - Netbook 10 http://liliputing.com/2009/04/msi-wind-u115-available-for-order-in-france.html#comment-22666 Battery Power Sets the MSI Wind U115 Apart | Acer Review, Asus Review - Netbook 10 Sat, 20 Jun 2009 03:43:07 +0000 http://www.liliputing.com/?p=7625#comment-22666 [...] Liliputing and [...] [...] Liliputing and [...]

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]]> By: MSI Wind U115 Available in France http://liliputing.com/2009/04/msi-wind-u115-available-for-order-in-france.html#comment-19095 MSI Wind U115 Available in France Sat, 18 Apr 2009 06:02:09 +0000 http://www.liliputing.com/?p=7625#comment-19095 [...] The MSI Wind U115 is now available in France for around €550 ($718). The 10-inch netbook sports a 1024 x 600 display with Intel Atom Z530 CPU that consumes less power than the Atom N270 CPU found in most netbooks. What makes the MSI Wind U115 more special is that it uses a hybrid storage system consisting of a hard drive and solid state disk. As a result, the MSI Wind U115 has an extra long battery life. Its 6 cell battery provides enough juice for up to 13 hours of operation time on a single charge. You can also use 9 cell battery for 25 hours of operation time. [Liliputing] [...] [...] The MSI Wind U115 is now available in France for around €550 ($718). The 10-inch netbook sports a 1024 x 600 display with Intel Atom Z530 CPU that consumes less power than the Atom N270 CPU found in most netbooks. What makes the MSI Wind U115 more special is that it uses a hybrid storage system consisting of a hard drive and solid state disk. As a result, the MSI Wind U115 has an extra long battery life. Its 6 cell battery provides enough juice for up to 13 hours of operation time on a single charge. You can also use 9 cell battery for 25 hours of operation time. [Liliputing] [...]

]]> By: DG http://liliputing.com/2009/04/msi-wind-u115-available-for-order-in-france.html#comment-49049 DG Fri, 17 Apr 2009 21:57:14 +0000 http://www.liliputing.com/?p=7625#comment-49049 At half the price, I might be tempted. Let's hope those are just silly import mark-ups rather than anything remotely resembling retail prices.<br><br>If SSDs are so much more energy efficient, why the move to hard disks in the first place? I'd far rather an SSD even of 4GB than any size of moving platters waiting to crash at the first opportunity. At half the price, I might be tempted. Let's hope those are just silly import mark-ups rather than anything remotely resembling retail prices.

If SSDs are so much more energy efficient, why the move to hard disks in the first place? I'd far rather an SSD even of 4GB than any size of moving platters waiting to crash at the first opportunity.

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]]> By: DG http://liliputing.com/2009/04/msi-wind-u115-available-for-order-in-france.html#comment-19064 DG Fri, 17 Apr 2009 17:57:14 +0000 http://www.liliputing.com/?p=7625#comment-19064 At half the price, I might be tempted. Let's hope those are just silly import mark-ups rather than anything remotely resembling retail prices.<br><br>If SSDs are so much more energy efficient, why the move to hard disks in the first place? I'd far rather an SSD even of 4GB than any size of moving platters waiting to crash at the first opportunity. At half the price, I might be tempted. Let's hope those are just silly import mark-ups rather than anything remotely resembling retail prices.

If SSDs are so much more energy efficient, why the move to hard disks in the first place? I'd far rather an SSD even of 4GB than any size of moving platters waiting to crash at the first opportunity.

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