Micro-Star International (MSI) will be showing off its all-in-one desktop, along with several other nifty looking gadgets, at the
Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas this week.
Dubbed the MSI NetOn, the all-in-one desktop will come in three different screen sizes: 16, 19 or 22 inches. It'll be the first all-in-one desktop to be powered by the Intel dual-core Atom processor, MSI said in a press release Monday. MSI claims the desktop will consume only 20
percent of the power consumed by a normal PC.
MSI will also sell an advanced configuration of the NetOn called the
AE2203. That model ships with advanced multimedia functions, such as full high-definition support.
Also at the show, MSI will display its newest Wind netbooks -- the U115
and U120. The U115 will be the first netbook that uses both a solid state drive and a hard disk drive (the former for booting, the latter for storage).
The U120 is very similar to the original Wind -- the main difference being an optional 3.5G modem. The U120 also sports a sharper, more professional look -- white with black accents -- compared to its predecessor.
No details yet on a release date or pricing for the products.
See Also:
- MSI Unleashes Second Wind Netbook
- MSI's Second Wind: Hybrid Drive, Low-Powered CPU
- MSI Introduces the 'NetTop': Low-Cost, All-in-One PC
Photos: MSI
