All Entries Tagged With: "MSI"
MSI Wind U120 means business with a 3.5G modem
The fine folks over at Fudzilla have managed to wrangle photos
of the upcoming MSI Wind U120, which should be available at the end of the year. Specs appear to be very similar to the current MSI Wind U100, except that the U120 will feature a SIM-based 3.5G wireless chip, presumably to attract a more business-oriented [...]
Nick | Oct 09, 2008 | Comments 0
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