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MSI Wind U115 tested, dissected in Polish

The MSI Wind U115 isn’t making the rounds in the US yet, but it looks like some European tech sites are getting their hands on pre-release versions of the netbook. Yesterday we got a battery life report from Germany. And it looks like Polish tech site nvision got some hands on time with a U115 earlier this month. The MSI…

March 12th, 2009, 12:08 pm by Brad Linder | 22 Comments

Aristo Pico 640: Yes another VIA-based cheap laptop

The Aristo Pico 640 is a sub-$500 notebook destined for Poland. You probably won’t see in the US anytime soon. The specs aren’t spectacular, but the Pico 640 does pack a larger hard drive than you’ll find on many mini-notebooks in this class. Oh, and it has a touchscreen, which is a nice touch. Get it? Yeah, nevermind.Anyway, here’s what…

June 23rd, 2008, 1:01 pm by Brad Linder | 1 Comment