MSI WIND U100 White, Intel Pentium Mobile, 1.6 GHz, 25.9 cm (10.2"), 1024 x 600 pixels, 1 GB, Windows XP Home Edition MSI WIND U100 White. Product type: Netbook. Processor family: Intel Pentium Mobile, Processor model: N270, Processor frequency: 1.6 GHz. Display diagonal: 25.9 cm (10.2"), Display resolution: 1024 x 600 pixels. Internal memory: 1 GB, Internal memory type: DDR2-SDRAM. Operating system installed: Windows XP Home Edition. Product colour: White. Weight: 1.1 kg The MSI Wind has blown into our lives like a fearsome twister, Excuse us while we just nail some wood to all the office windows and cower in the basement waiting for a few cows to drop out the sky.With a ten-inch screen, the MSI Wind is one of the larg... Turbopowered processor. Supersized screen and keyboard. Bland looks, and the battery life is a bit basic. Speedy performance, large screen and keyboard, oh and anything with a turbo button on is alright by us!... Is this the most revolutionary tool since the dawn of the Internet? Probably not, but up until a year ago cheap netbooks that weighed under a kilo and possessed Bluetooth and wi-fi capabilities were considered utopian.Today, they have surpassed novelty... The MSI Wind was our top netbook choice for a while, and for very good reason. Taking advantage of a chassis that included space for a 10in screen, MSI fits in a full-size keyboard - and this is still a joy to type on compared with its rivals. It's als... A fine example of how to make a netbook, but the price is too high. ... The MSI Wind was the first netbook to come equipped with Intels Atom processor – now every model in this test is fitted with it. MSI is also credited with offering rebadged models to Advent and Medion and these two units in our test appear identical t... Bridging the gap between the original Eee 700 and an ultraportable notebook, the popularity of MSI’s Wind U100 was one of the reasons Asus brought the 10in Eee PC to market.A sleek-looking design, the Wind U100 has nicely rounded corners to the chassis... Screen size; battery life; good overall design, Slightly awkward keyboard layout, Impressive design, easy to use and, now that it has a bigger battery, it’s well worth the money... https://www.expertreviews.co.uk/laptops/48340/msi-wind-u100-review MSIs Wind did very well when we reviewed it in our last round-up and different versions of it have been sold by numerous other manufacturers, including LG and Medion. This model is black and its lid has a glossy sheen, so it picks up fingerprints e... The Medion Mini Akoya E1210, which we tested last month, is widely regarded as a clone of this netbook, the MSI Wind U100.Both products offer a 10 screen in the same case, but, on closer inspection, we discovered some minor differences that separate ... Big screen, Fast, Larger keyboard is more ergonomic, Plenty of storage: either 80 GB or 160 GB Very poor battery life, Feedback on webcam microphone, Small touchpad, Fn and Ctrl keys swapped on keyboard Today were going to look at the MSI Wind U100 Series, a smart looking subnotebook aimed directly at the successful EEE PC market. The MSI Wind is a fantastic little subnotebook that combines an ergonomically sound design with solid build quality and reasonable performance for its class, even running Windows XP as opposed to the Linux variation of the unit. The Wind does its job a... It's no secret that the key to the Eee PC 1000H's current A List status is its tremendous six-hour battery life, three times that of its rivals. We know it, you know it, and MSI certainly knows it - hence the belated introduction of the MSI Wind U100-2... A vast improvement that brings it almost in line with the Eee PC 1000H - if the price falls the Wind may just edge it. ... Coulda been a contender. A very decent netbook, trumped by the NC10. Launched earlier this year, the MSI Wind uses the same basic design thats more recently been adopted by the Medion Akoya Mini, but weighs slightly more. This extra bulk comes fro... https://www.tracyandmatt.co.uk/msi-wind-u100-review/ Right, now that we’ve got that out of the way, if you want to know more then read on.It seems that the sub-notebook/ultra-portable market has exploded like an egg does in the microwave. From the pioneering EeePC of a little over a year ago, we suddenly... So how does the MSI Wind stack up? As you can tell, I liked the machine a lot. As a portable computer it succeeds totally. Whilst the individual components differ little from much of the opposition, the end result is somehow “more” and incredi... https://www.techadvisor.co.uk/review/ultraportable-laptops-ultrabooks/msi-wind-u100-review-103476/ MSIs Wind NB U100 is one of the first Intel Atom-based mini-notebooks to appear. And like the Acers Aspire One, it gives a clear idea of what the bargain-priced CPU can handle. Other components include 1GB of RAM, an 80GB 2.5in hard drive, and Win... There are some solid reasons to consider MSIs Wind. Its small and fairly light (about 1kg), and its sturdy enough to take a beating. But other solidly-built mini-notebooks are just around the corner, including Lenovos S10 and probably an entry fro... Itd be too easy to say the Wind is an Eee PC with a different badge. After all, its white, plastic looking and follows the same design ethic. However, get beyond the looks and its a great machine in its own right. With a 10 inch screen, its the l... Great performance, Large keyboard, Turbo-powered processor Battery life is basic Sure, its got a comedy name but fart-gags aside, this powerful and feature packed notebook will seriously put the wind up the opposition A breath of fresh air? Good performance and brilliant design, marred only by relatively short battery life. Were still not quite sure what to call these new smaller, cheaper laptops. Ultraportable describes them accurately, but is a term already a... https://www.itpro.co.uk/604548/msi-wind-u100 A startling achievement: a capable, highly usable ultraportable for less than £300. Only mediocre battery life mars its appeal. ... A startling achievement: a capable, highly usable ultraportable for less than £300. Only mediocre battery life mars its appeal. ... The recent flurry of mini PCs may all look alike but, like a manufactured boy band, they’ve all subtly carved their own identities. The sacrificed performance for looks, conceded battery life, storage and a polished operating system to keep its pric... Smaller than Eee 1000. Big hard drive. Well priced Poor battery life. No Bluetooth on Linux version. Small trackpad Big without the bulk, but poor battery life lets the MSI down ... The MSI Wind, the latest small computer in the mini-notebook trend started by Asus, is around the same size as the Asus Eee PC 900 and has the same white pearlescent case, making us wonder if MSI, like Asus, seems to be pitching its mini-notebook a han... Tiny, well built and with excellent performance, Great connectivity, Lots of storage space, Good keyboard, Small trackpad, No extra software, A small and light ultra mobile PC, which looks and performs better than some of its rivals.... If you’ve been holding off buying a netbook until the dust has settled, the good news is that you can reach for your credit card now. The last of the eagerly anticipated Intel Atom-powered netbook models is now available – the MSI Wind. Lots of people ... Big screen; excellent keyboard; good all-round specification Puny battery ; screen hinges could be stiffer; needs a BIOS update out of the box Though not quite as faithful a netbook as the Acer Aspire One or Eee PC 701, the MSI Wind takes extends the idea to its sensible limit, though the cheaper, rebadged Advent 4211 is better value. ... The flurry of inexpensive laptops has finally reached its peak. First, HP's Mini-Note 2133, then Acer's Aspire One attempted to recreate the success of Asus' pint-sized Eee range. Now MSI's own contender, the Wind U100, is upon us. The burning question... A startling achievement: a capable, highly usable ultraportable for less than £300. Only mediocre battery life mars its appeal. ... https://www.theregister.com/2008/06/20/review_msi_wind/ The first-generation Eee PC had more than its fair share of critics. The most common complains centred on its poor battery life and a screen so small it threatened to recalibrate your eyesight. In response, Asus briefly released the larger Eee PC 900,... With the competition largely failing to deliver, the Wind’s main rival remains the Asus Eee PC 901. As we mentioned in our review of the 901, the specifications and performance are very similar, and both machines have key advantages. If battery life... The laptop market has changed in recent months.That was due to the introduction of the Asus Eee PC, which single-handedly created the low-cost mini-laptop market segment.To support this market, Intel has now released its Atom processor, designed specif... Atom processor, Power efficient, Nice keyboard and screen, Overclocking No optical drive, The laptop market has changed in recent months.That was due to the introduction of the Asus Eee PC, which single-handedly created the low-cost mini-laptop market segment.To support this market, Intel has now released its Atom processor, designed specif... https://www.pocket-lint.com/laptops/reviews/70278-msi-wind-ultraportable-notebook-pc With a great screen and fantastic keyboard this is a mini-notebook that doesnt compromise on usability or features First Atom CPU, great screen, big keyboard Minimal battery life With a great screen and fantastic keyboard this is a mini-notebook that doesnt compromise on usability or features Although the Winds display has a resolution of 1,024x600 pixels like Asuss Eee PC 901 and Acers Aspire, the 10in screen is over an inch larger than the displays on those laptops. It may not sound like much, but the larger screen is much easier on... Who'd have thought super-small, super-cheap laptops would be the hottest property in the world of computing? Asus certainly did and its success with the Eee PC has led to other manufacturers competing for a slice of its pie. MSI -- peddlers of graph... Screen; keyboard; value for money Average battery life; no integrated 3G The MSI Wind is arguably the best netbook on the market. It's stylish, it's easy to type on and it's quick. The wireless connectivity could have been better and the standard battery life is relatively poor, but these are issues you can get around. Wit...