MSI has formally launched its MacBook Air-alike X600 skinny laptop in the UK, releasing two models: one with an optical drive and one without.
Actually, neither has a built-in DVD burner, it's just that one model, the X600-055UK, comes bundled with an external unit. Priced at £799, it's £200 more than the X600-067UK.
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...but it's all marketing blurb. I'd wait to see the real full specs when it hits the streets. One thing that would make or break my decision to buy is whether the battery is removable and whether there is an option of a "fat" battery, i.e. one with a heftier charge that will last me (intermittently, with changes) through a 15 hour flight !!
MSI brings ultra-skinny laptop to Blighty
MSI has formally launched its MacBook Air-alike X600 skinny laptop in the UK, releasing two models: one with an optical drive and one without. Actually, neither has a built-in DVD burner, it's just that one model, the X600-055UK, comes bundled with an external unit. Priced at £799, it's £200 more than the X600-067UK. MSI X600- …
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Posted Friday 4th September 2009 12:11 GMT
Thomas Davie
Yet another Air competitor... #
That's strangely thicker than the MacBook Pro.
Posted Friday 4th September 2009 13:52 GMT
northern monkey
What... #
..no guys catching it between their arse cheeks for us Brits then?! For shame, MSI, for shame.
Posted Friday 4th September 2009 22:54 GMT
Matt 20
Typo #
I think you mean "It's a 1.3GHz Pentium SU2700, we think."
And if so, big woo. Single core Pentium, how 90's. However, if the X600-055 with C2D and 4GB RAM is really £799 that's pretty tempting vs. the MBA.
Posted Monday 7th September 2009 09:06 GMT
Anonymous Coward
Matt20... #
The SU2700 is dual core. All current Pentium branded chips are.
Posted Monday 7th September 2009 12:35 GMT
Geoff Lamb
And heavier than a mac pro as well #
And heavier than a mac pro as well (13" one anyway)
So an extra £100 gets you a lighter, skinnier 13" mac pro with a 7hr battery life
Posted Thursday 10th September 2009 10:20 GMT
Ishkandar
Sounds good... #
...but it's all marketing blurb. I'd wait to see the real full specs when it hits the streets. One thing that would make or break my decision to buy is whether the battery is removable and whether there is an option of a "fat" battery, i.e. one with a heftier charge that will last me (intermittently, with changes) through a 15 hour flight !!
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