On Monday, Wired.com’s Charlie Sorrel wrote about the Wind U120 — MSI’s successor to its popular Wind netbook. Fudzilla had some hands-on time with the U120 and took the liberty to post photos.
Not bad looking. You’ll notice that MSI ditched the first Wind’s all-white scheme in favor of a black-and-white combo. In these images the white also appears to be a lot grayer, but that’s probably just the result of poor lighting conditions for the photos.
According to Fudzilla, the U120 will come in two solid state drive capacity options: 20GB or 40GB; the latter option will be released at a later date. Overall, this should be a small, incremental upgrade to the Wind. The major addition to the new model is 802.11n Wi-Fi connectivity and a 3.5G modem.
The netbook, slated for a December release, should cost no more than $600. More photos below the jump.
MSI’s new Wind U120 pixellized [Fudzilla via BBG]
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This post was written by admin on October 9, 2008
