A fortnight ago, the MSI Wind was available for $480. Now, MSI has slashed the price of the Wind and thrown in a $50 rebate, thus reducing the cost of the notebook to $430. The 6 cell battery notebook is being sold by many retailers at the new, lower price, making the Wind one of the cheapest notebooks.

While you can pick up a 3 cell battery notebook for $430, the 6 cell version will cost you between $459 and $469.

MSI’s aggressive marketing strategies and offers have certainly been well received in the markets thus far, and this new rebate will be welcomed delightfully

MSI, which is charging ahead at breakneck speed in the markets worldwide, has many
surprises in store over the next few months. As reported in an interview, the Director
of Sales for the US market at MSI, Andy Tung revealed that the next generation Wind, the U120, will cater exquisitely to the businessmen in appearance and components. Sporting sharper edges,
this model will feature a 3.5G connectivity, 10 inch screen, HDD and SSD storage options and
a Windows XP OS.

MSI is also looking at aggressively pushing its Wind desktop into the US market, although no
specific dates were given on its launch. However, he assured that it would happen sooner
than later. In the meanwhile, entrepreneurs and corporate houses can keep their fingers
crossed and look out for the sober, hot MSI Wind U120.

Sep 30 2008

MSI Introduces the New PR211

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The MSI factory is rolling out the PR211 Notebook, which comes with a 12.10 display that has a 1280×800 resolution, graphics card ATI Radeon HD 3200, AMD Turion X2 Dual Core 2M-80 processor and 2 GB RAM (with the option to upgrade upto 4GB).

MSI PR211

This new creation also has an inbuilt optical drive, a wireless LAN adaptor, 1.3 megapixel webcam, 3 USB connectors and 3 in 1 card reader. This swanky new notebook uses the biometric fingerprint and crawler MSI Filesave to protect confidential information. This unique, revolutionary software works just as well even when the hard drive is detached from the laptop. The data that you store in the notebook is encrypted and cannot be accessed without a special password/code.

The Windows Vista Home Premium version of the MSI PR211 is available for sale in most markets. You might want to take a closer look at this high tech innovation!

MSI Wind PC for $479.99MSI Wind U100-053US (6-cell battery version) in black is available on Amazon for $479.99 (After $50 Rebate with free Shipping).  This is the lowest price for the laptop.  And the computer available in stock.

Order MSI Wind U100-053US

Rebate valid until 10/14/2008

If you have been looking around for a way to run the Ubuntu 8.04.1 on the MSI Wind U100
successfully, there is a simple, comprehensive tutorial; which would guide you through the
process.

Incidentally, it also includes the instruction to start your webcam and wireless installed. Read the complete Post.

MSI has been busy working on the next generation of the MSI Wind PC, the U91 and U120. Here is an unofficial sneak peak at the U120, which reveals a 10inch LCD backlight, 160GB HDD, 2GB RAM, Single Touchbar Mouse and Sentilic Touchpad. In addition to all this, you may be in for quite a surprise as the models are expected to come with a new MSI Logo, Wind branded accessories, a new name (netbook and not notebook) and Windows Vista for OS. Although it may take a while for these models to hit the markets, they are expected to create quite a flutter amidst the consumers.

At just $35 a piece, you would soon be able to get some snazzy cool skins for your MSI Wind U100 netbooks. Easily removable and scratch resistant, Skinizi will be releasing this new range of colorful skins in various designs soon.

Sep 04 2008

The 6-Cell MSI Is In Stock

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MSI’s 6-cell battery notebook is now available in the US market for $549. However, the stock is limited and it comes in a candy pink flavor.

Sep 04 2008

Updates on MSI Hard Drives

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MSI is on a roll, updating its notebooks with better and faster features. Besides having
changed the notebook’s touchpads from Synaptics to Septelic, MSI has also upgraded one of
the notebook’s hard drive. The U100 will soon have a 120GB hard drive, which will shipping
as standard. However, the 8.9 inch U90 will be shipped with its original 80GB HDD.

A new version of the MSI Wind U100 netbook is set to enter the markets with a 160GB HDD instead of the current 80GB HDD. Everything else about the new model remains the same, but with a bigger storage space.

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