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Stevan Nestorovic
Friday, 11 June 2010 00:00
Better known for their video cards and motherboards, MSI's mobile line-up has been gaining a lot of attention these days. Their product line is logically divided into four classes: Classic for general consumer models, Wind for ultra mobile products, G for gamer and high performance notebooks, and X-slim for thin systems. Today we are looking at MSI's latest Wind 200 series wind notebook: the U230-040. |
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