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more about #msiwind more comments → Andyr2120: I'm not so sure that this is literally illegal. Yes, an Apple lawyer would say that. And it is entirely possible/likely that the operation could be ... more » MarcusMaximus: Hmm, this brings up a good point. If I sell my laptop do I have to uninstall everything, since otherwise I'm selling someone else's IP? Meaning that i... more » Justin Paulson: Can someone explain to me the reasoning for apple not allowing OS X installs on non-apple devices? Couldn't they sell a ton more software? Do they j... more » En0s1: Release the hounds! Steve... nail the bastard. Sorry, if it were his own for home use fine; but once you start selling things that don't belong to yo... more » the name is dan: Yet again I'm all cool with someone doing it at home. Whatever. But whoever does it for a profit on some one else's IP deserves some proverbial kick ... more » Michael Edmunds: That poor kid. more » TheSonOfKrypton: Finally. A useful purpose for an MSI Wind. more » Ron-Mexico: Pretty soon we're going to have $2,000 17" "netbooks" more » Kaiser-Machead: Nice to see the old Mac displays making a comeback. Wait...what? no way dude. more » strider_mt2k: "Why do I need a neutered PC that isn't portable?" Well obviously if you don't get it then you don't! Go ahead and throw the biggest baddest hardware ... more » ZaxxonQ.com: I'd hit it... for the right price.......... whoa.... déjà vu! more » EVEs_Mako: The perfect kitchen, wall mount, PC. more » Kaiser-Machead: Humbug. Just do what I did when I bought S.O. her Thinkpad. Just have a personalized, meaningful photo as the background before handing it over (No, i... more » Mandatory_Field: Ahhh, yes. The gift that says "I love you. But not enough to give you an Apple, Sony, Toshiba or Lenovo." more » nutbastard: I'm not sure you CAN sue someone for releasing drivers. Any legal minded people wanna weigh in on that? more » -
#netbooks
MSI Wind U110 Eco Updated (Slightly) With 15-Hour Battery Life
MSI's Wind U110 was a solid netbook when it was released last year, but the newer Toshiba NB205 and HP Mini 5101 make it look outdated. MSI updated the netbook with a 15-hour, 9-cell battery, but is that enough? More » -
#notebooks
MSI Confirms Wind U150 Netbook with Touchscreen and Intel's Next Atom
We heard that MSI may release a touchscreen netbook with Intel's next generation Pine Trail Atom platform, and it will. According to MSI, the new Intel Atom chipset is planned to be officially launched at CES. More » -
#review
Openbook Nano Review: The Lazy Man's Hackintosh Netbook
I'm a little torn. In even acknowledging the OpenBook Nano, I ensure that Apple will shut down Macwind, the company selling stock MSI Wind U100s preloaded with OS X for $399. But that's not the worst of it. More » -
#diy
Convert a Netbook Battery Into an iPhone Battery
Why would you hack your MSI Wind's battery to add a USB port when you can just connect your iPhone or any other device to the netbook's USB port? Well, just because you can. More » -
#unconfirmed
The U200 Is MSI's Upcoming 12-Inch Netbookish Laptop
Just like we've seen manufacturers like Dell push netbooks to the 12-inch barrier, Engadget China spotted a new offering from MSI that looks to follow suit. More » -
#batteries
MSI Wind Battery 'Mod' Can Go All Night (and Day) Long
Armed with an MSI Wind U115, 9-cell battery and some time, Johannes from Eee PC.de created what very well may be the Sting of netbooks. Stamina—er, battery life—was an astounding 25 hours. More » -
#msi
19-Inch Touchscreen Wind Sips On Less Energy than Most Light Bulbs
To be honest, netbooks scare me, but nettops scare me even more. Why do I need a neutered PC that isn't portable? Well, at least the platform doesn't need much power—even with a monitor. More » -
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#netbooks
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 » -
#netbooks
The MSI Wind for Lovers
A netbook might make an alright Valentine's Day gift (depending on your lady/guy), but does it really need to resemble a Valentine's card? More » -
#hackintosh
MSI Encourages Hackintosh, Leaks OS X Wi-Fi Drivers for the Wind
Seeing that the need for a warranty-voiding Wi-Fi module switch was the only thing keeping users from easily making convincing mini-MacBooks, MSI has semi-released OS X wireless drivers for the Wind. More » -
#msiwind
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] -
#netbooks
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] -
#linux
Linux Netbooks Are Returned 4X More Than Win XP Versions, Says MSI
Netbooks were supposed to be this great inroad for Linux development, but it turns out that the XP side of the netbook business is doing a lot better in the area of customer satisfaction: MSI today told Laptop that, according to internal studies, "The return rate is at least four times higher for Linux netbooks than Windows XP netbooks." More »
