MSI’s new X-Slim series netbooks notebooks look like a cross between a typical netbook and a Macbook Air. They’re larger than most netbooks, with 13.4 inch displays. And they feature some sleek styling and super thin cases that make the comparisons to the Macbook Air inevitable. But unlike the Macbook Air, MSI is selling these laptops for around a thousand…
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The MSI X320 and X340 laptops may not be netbooks. But they’re thin and light, low powered, and hopefully they’ll be reasonably affordable so I’m still pretty excited about these machines. And while not everyone’s going to love the 13.4 inch, 1366 x 768 pixel display, I think the larger screen and keyboards will make these devices attractive to a…
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Look, I know MSI’x new X320 and X340 notebooks are too big to be considered netbooks, what with their 13.4 inch and larger displays. But they’re super-thin and oh so pretty. So when NewGadgets.de snapped a few photos of a huge stack of MSI X-series notebooks at CeBIT, I couldn’t resist the urge to repost one here. By my count,…
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MSI plans to ship its line of X-Slim notebooks starting in April. Laptop Magazine reports that these thin and light machines with displays ranging from 13.4 inches to 15.6 inches will have starting prices around $700 to $750, which is pretty close to the price MSI was throwing around for the MSI X320 back at CES. But what’s new is…
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MSI launched the MSI X320 last night. It looks an awful lot like a MacBook Air. It has a 13.4 inch, 1366 x 768 display and it’s super thin and light, measuring less than an inch thick, and weighing about 2.9 pounds. But unlike the MacBook Air, the MSI X320 runs on an Intel Atom Z520 CPU which means two…
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