Friday, August 21st 2009

MSI Readies AMD-Based Wind12 U210 Ultra-Portable

Having recently announced the Wind12 U200 ultra-portable, MSI is readying its twin based on the AMD Yukon ULV platform. While the U200 uses an Intel Penryn ULV SU3500 processor, the U210 will feature AMD Athlon Neo MV-40 1.6 GHz. Two sub-variants of this, bring about slight changes in the specs. The U210-002 is priced at 399€, and packs 1 GB of memory, 160 GB of storage, and Windows XP Home. The 449€ U210-010 on the other hand, sports 2 GB of memory, 250 GB of storage, and Windows Vista Home Premium. The Wind12 series consists of 12.1" ultra-portables pack the most essential features with a touch of luxury, in its 297x 190 x 24.5~31 mm chassis, tipping the scales at 1.4 kg.
Source: Netbook Italia
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8 Comments on MSI Readies AMD-Based Wind12 U210 Ultra-Portable

#1
lemonadesoda
Intel wont like this: the Wind12 "U200" is an intel celeron but the "U210" is AMD. LOL. Same clamshell. Different CPU. AMD gets the one-up-manship.
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#3
Wile E
Power User
What's the IGP on this? And what wattage do the chip and chipset consume?
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#4
vanyots
Wile EWhat's the IGP on this? And what wattage do the chip and chipset consume?
Checked the source link.
* Processore: AMD Athlon Neo MV-40, 1.6 GHz, 512KB cache L2, 800MHz HT
* Memoria: 1GB DDR2
* Schermo: 12.1 pollici
* Scheda Video: ATI Mobility Radeon X1250, HyperMemory (integrata)
* Hard Disk: 160GB SATA 5400 rpm
* Drive Ottico: Masterizzatore DVD DL acquistabile esterno
* Networking: WiFi 802.11b/g, Ethernet LAN 10/100, Bluetooth
* Sistema Operativo: Microsoft Windows XP Home
* Dimensioni: 297 x 190 x 31 millimetri
* Peso: 1.5 Kg
* Garanzia: 1 anno
* Altro: webcam, colorazione nera o grigia
* Prezzo: 399 euro IVA inclusa
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#5
Baum
omg x1k in there?
Didn't ATI drop the support a long time ago?
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#6
xfire
Fail with that IGP
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#7
Thefumigator
That IGP is a "remake" (on a modern low-power process) of the original old 1200 series I think, so it should be better on power saving but not better performance. Pretty ok for an ultraportable tho...
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#8
xfire
It's my current IGP, better than Intel's offering but the wind would have sold like hot cakes if they dropped a 780G with a HD 3200
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