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Hands-on roundup: Samsung N140, Medion 1313, Packad Bell Dot M/U

There seem to be a lot of unboxing and hands-on videos and photos floating around today, so rather than bore you with a bunch of separate posts, I figured I’d just do a quick roundup. Medion Akoya Mini 1313 (MSI Wind U210) and 1315 The Medion Akoya Mini 1313 is basically a rebranded MSI Wind U210 netbook, which is to…

September 8th, 2009, 11:58 am by Brad Linder | 2 Comments

Medion rebrands the MSI Wind U210, slaps on a touchscreen for good measure

European computer vendor Medion has a long history of offering rebranded versions of MSI netbooks under its own name. And by long history, I mean, they’ve been doing it for the year and a half or so that MSI has been making netbooks in the first place. The nice thing is that sometimes the Medion versions are cheaper and/or have…

September 7th, 2009, 2:12 pm by Brad Linder | 5 Comments