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Acer has a prime competitor in the ultra-affordable Netbook market, and that's MSI. The just-announced MSI Wind U135 doesn't add much that's new to the Netbook equation, swapping out the previous Atom N270 processor for a next-generation battery life-extending N450 Nicknamed Pine Trail The Wind U135 comes with a 160GB or 250GB hard drive 1GB of RAM Comes in charcoal, silver, ruby, or sapphire, aka black, silver, red, or blue, with a film-printed shiny coating Starting at $309.99
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MSI Wind U135 Netbook joins Pine Trail party
Acer has a prime competitor in the ultra-affordable Netbook market, and that's MSI. The just-announced MSI Wind U135 doesn't add much that's new to the Netbook equation, swapping out the previous Atom N270 processor for a next-generation battery life-extending N450 Nicknamed Pine Trail The Wind U135 comes with a 160GB or 250GB hard drive 1GB of RAM Comes in charcoal, silver, ruby, or sapphire, aka black, silver, red, or blue, with a film-printed shiny coating Starting at $309.99
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