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Wired Plays With MSI Wind U120, Proclaims it Better Than the Original
Gadget Lab's Brian Chen spent some time tinkering with an early MSI Wind U120 test unit, the successor to last year's U100, and loves the new design features, specifically the trackpad and build quality. More »MSI Wind U120 On Sale Now for $470
It's been out overseas for some time, but it looks like the MSI Wind U120 has gone on sale in the US. More »3G MSI Wind U120 Available in January, More Promising Models in the Works
MSI has outed some of their plans to Laptop before the CES 2009 info-rush. And their big news is that 3G/WiMax enabled laptops will go on sale in the US this January.MSI's 3.5G-Packing Wind U120 Netbook Coming In November For Around $550
Earlier this month we peeked at official shots of the MSI Wind's 3.5G-equipped refresh, the 10" U120. Now news from Taiwan is that the U120 will hit the wild in November at $552 (converted) in both white and black, with an Intel Atom N270 processor, 1GB memory and a 120GB hard drive loaded with Windows XP in addition to the built-in 3.5G module. Whether the November date is worldwide or Asia only does not yet appear to be confirmed. [DigiTimes]A First Look at the MSI 'Wind 2' U120
MSI hasn't been shy about their Wind U120, a 10" netbook that should pack a 120GB hard drive, SSD options, 802.11n Wi-Fi and 3G (HSDPA) fun. But from these first official shots of the unofficial sequel to the praised MSI Wind, we see that not much has changed about the exterior beyond adding a new two-tone style with a black border around the screen (probably to help colors pop). Then again, popping in a SIM card to surf the web from anywhere is a pretty solid update in itself. Look for the Wind U120 priced under $600 this December. [Fudzilla]