MSI Wind desktops to hit Europe and Asia in September
It looks like MSI's taking another page from ASUS's Eee playbook -- the Wind netbook is getting a desktop sibling. MSI was actually showing off the Atom-based minitower at Computex last month, and while final specs and pricing aren't official, it sounds like the machine will include Windows XP, 1GB of RAM, a 160GB drive, DVD drive, and WiFi for somewhere between $200 and $300 when it goes on sale sometime in September -- but you'll have to be in Europe or Asia to snag one, as MSI says they won't make it to the US. That's a shame, as the power-sipping machine is pretty intriguing: the 1.6GHz system at Computex was able to play back 720p video using just 30 watts of power -- compared to 242 watts for a normal PC. (MSI says the Wind desktop isn't quite capable of 1080p playback yet, but it hinted that future versions will get there.) Hopefully MSI will have a change of heart between now and September.
Read - Hands-on with the MSI Wind desktop
Read - Infoworld article with estimated specs and pricing
Read - Hands-on with the MSI Wind desktop
Read - Infoworld article with estimated specs and pricing






















I generally peel off those service tag stickers. They seriously ruin the effect, especially when they have that one little corner that peels up and is abrasive as hell.
How will you know what firmware updates she needs after you take the service tag off? :)
In before persocom reference from Chobits.
With MSI stickered to her left boob, I'M SOLD
I wouldn't have commented on the chick, had she not been fingering her pink slot for the camera.
Fwap fwap fwap fwap fwap
I dunno, her nose just doesn't fit her fact, and what's up with the Joker smile action?
FYI, that's not a chick, it's a ladyboy.....
FUgly
She's ugly... why does it resemble the wii soo much??
the computer i mean looks like a pink wii..
The MSI Wind is already on sale here in Malaysia at RM1899 (USD580).
The price list.
http://www.computerwar.com.my/pub/LaptopA4.pdf
Oh shoot.... didn't see the desktop part in the title... silly me.
I read engadget for the articles.
Looks like the Wind is made with cheap plastic?
And 30W? I saw a similar machine here that uses less than 20 and is made out of brushed metal. www.qbitonline.com