MSI L2100-036US is now available
Category: new notebook modelsBy: Ivan Zhekov
This new product has the same specs as the WIND U210 but ships with Windows 7
MSI has quietly introduced its new ultraportable MSI L2100-036US. Reportedly, the new model has the same specs as the Wind U210 but comes with Microsoft’s Windows 7 Home Premium.
Configuration
MSI L2100 is powered by an AMD Athlon Neo MV-40 processor at 1.6GHz. This new device houses 2GB of memory, 250GB of storage and the AMD Radeon X1250 graphics controller.
Other specs/Availability
The netbook is equipped with three USB, VGA and HDMI ports. In addition, the L2100 sports a Wi-Fi 802.11N, 1.3 MP Webcam and an SD card slot. It also features a 6-cell 5200mAh battery and comes with a pre-installed Windows 7 Home Premium.
According to MSI, the mini-laptop is now available and can be purchased for $459.99.
For more information visit: http://www.msimobile.com/<wbr>level3_productpage.aspx?cid=3&<wbr>id=152
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