msi.com - 4/21/2009
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【Taipei】MSI today presents a brand new d but of its new colorful Wind U100 PLUS. Ready to enjoy a mobile life that is as easy as a breeze? MSI Wind, best seller of the year 2008, now launches its new Wind U100 PLUS to extend the fever! Two brand new colors rose champagne and metallic blue ...
i4u.com - 4/29/2009
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U100 Netbook Review Date: 2009-04-29 Reviewed by: Shane McGlaun...
Manufacturer: MSI Click To see more Photos of MSI Wind U100 Netbook Review Today I am going take a look at the MSI Wind U100 netbook. The ...
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MSI Wind U100 PLUS netbook with Atom N280 unveiled
DV Hardware —
MSI has introduced the Wind U100 PLUS, this 10" netbook sports the Intel Atom N280 processor.
Full specs can be found at MSI. ...
MSI launches Wind U100 Plus
Fudzilla —
Image Gets Atom N280, two new colours MSI has announced an updated version of its Wind U100 called the Wind U100 Plus. Make sure that you get the right model if you're out shopping for a netbook, as we're sure a lot of retailers will try to flog off the old models as the new ones. The Plus model has had the CPU upgraded from the Atom N270 to the Atom N280 which means a faster bus speed clock of 667MHz compared to 533MHz and the CPU is also 60MHz faster. Don't expect a huge increase in performance compared to the Wind U100, as you won't see it. The rest of the specifications is your average netbook specs, including the Intel 945GSE chipset ...
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MSI Wind U123 Coming In April
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xtremesystems.org 11/25/2008 — yo! yeah its another stupid idea from Team Australia... Get a msi wind notebook that has some preety nice overclocking abilities, a stick of ddr2 so-dimm and some ln2 and see what happens.. - pfffft Setup: MSI Wind U100 Netbook Kingston 2GB DDR2 ...
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