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MSI Wind U100+ $399 after $50 PayPal Cashback $20 Postage from ShoppingSquare

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MSI Wind U100+ $399 after $50 PayPal Cashback $20 Postage from ShoppingSquare
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Paussman on 21/10/2009 - 22:04 shoppingsquare.com.au (282 clicks)
Last edited 21/10/2009 - 22:07

AFter all the recent netbook deals hears another
not a bad price better than all on static ice
has n280 and 6 cell battery
would have picked one if i hadn't just received my 1000HE yesterday

449.95 - 50 cashback + 19.95 postage

Wind U100 Plus Specifications
Processor & Cache
Intel® Atom™ N280 Processor, 1.66GHz, 667MHz

Operating System
Windows® XP Home

Chipsets
Intel® 945GSE+ICH7M

System Memory
1GB (Chipset supports up to 2GB)

LCD Display
10" 1024x600 LCD Panel

Graphics & Video Module
UMA

Audio
HD Audio, Stereo speakers

HDD
160GB SATA

Webcam
1.3M

Card Reader
4-in-1 Card Reader, SD/MMC/MS/MS Pro

Communication Port
Built-in 10/100 LAN
Built-in 802.11b/g/n WLAN Card / Bluetooth V2.0 EDR Supported (Bluetooth is optional)

I/O Port
Graphics Card Output (15-pin, D-Sub) X 1
USB2.0 Port X 3
Mic-in Port X 1/Line-in Port x 1
Headphone Output X 1
LAN Port X 1

AC Adaptor
Output: 20V DC, 40W / Input: 100~ 240V AC, 50/60Hz universal

Battery Pack & Life
6 cells

Dimension & Weight
260(L) X 180(D) X 19-31.5(H)mm
~1.0KG with 3 cell battery

Computing MSI Netbook

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closed Comments

  • Kuric on 22/10/2009 - 05:20

    ausmann, trust me, I have the ASUS 1000HE and this MSI knock-off.
    The ASUS 1000HE is far superior in terms of build quality and overall feel.

    ASUS 1000HE vs MSI U100+

    • MSI Fn key in bottom left - I keep thinking Ctrl key is there.
    • ASUS has two Fn keys - Great for the one-handed user.
    • ASUS has a larger finger pad area.
    • ASUS has a personal online storage system with purchase of a netbook.
    • MSI screen is poor compared to the ASUS.
    • ASUS build feels sturdy, MSI screen wobbles.
    • MSI has turbo mode, which is actually better than the ASUS. MSI had no issues playing 720p content, while overclocked.
    • ASUS does not saturate HDD with useless crap like the MSI netbook.
    • ASUS lasts longer on battery than the MSI.

    That's my analysis.
    Even though the price might be right for you, the MSI netbook might not be.

    My Verdict: Stick with ASUS

    EDIT: Sold my MSI U100+ on eBay 2 weeks after I bought it.

  • Jabba the Hutt on 22/10/2009 - 09:01

    I've used both as well and the glossy interior on the 1000HE drove me insane - ASUS had the good sense to give it a matte display but then screwed it up by making the bezel highly reflective. The U100+ has both a matte display and matte interior, great for weirdos like myself who use netbooks on the go and expect them to be designed for frequent handling and varying light conditions.

    The build quality on both is fine, IMHO.

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