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MSI rolls out the Wind Top AE2220 all-in-one PC with multitouch display

Written by IT News on 7:44 PM

MSI, one of the largest manufacturers of computer components from Taiwan and computer systems, has recently announced the official debut of its new Wind Top All-in-one computer system, as previously leaked AE2220. Designed for customers with full support for Microsoft's latest operating system Windows 7 is AE2220 Wind Summit, packed with a large 21.5-inch touchscreen display with multi-touch technology and some of the latest hardware components available on the
market.

The new desktop PC offers an alternative for consumers who want to experience a full Windows 7 touchscreen computer that allows the performance to support the latest applications make it easy to enjoy today. MSI Wind Top AE2220 is designed as an all-in-one PC with an Intel chipset with integrated graphics solution from NVIDIA's GeForce 9300 chip combining.

MSI Wind rolls AE2220 Top All-in-one PC with multi-touch screen
Enlarge image What are the technical specifications, the new system can be configured with a dual-core Pentium T4300 processor clocked at 2.1 GHz or a Core 2 Dup T6600 processor operates at a speed of 2.2GHz. Said processor options can be paired with up to 4 GB of RAM, a 320 or 640 GB hard drive, and GeForce 9300 integrated graphics. Additional features available for the new all-in-one PC with DVD burner, the 1.3MP webcam, two 5W speakers and 6-in-1 memory card reader. Connectivity on the page, the system is equipped with Ethernet, WiFi, both D-Sub and HDMI outputs and an optional hybrid TV tuner.

The new all-in-one system from MSI is already available in Europe and is available for pre-order for a starting price of € 799. The Wind Top AE2220 may prove to be a remarkable choice for those who want to buy a home computer that can deliver the performance and practical features in a compact format.

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Atom processor inside MSI wind notebook

Written by IT News on 2:52 PM

A lot of small notebook was born just in 2008, it will drive the user to confusing to choose among them, because all of it are offering the best features.

Despite that, I just thinking about the MSI wind notebook, that was introducing in recent computex in Taiwan. It has Atomic technology inside of every Wind notebook, basic package come with Linux but is support XP and Vista as well.

Ergonomic design for keyboard, remember, when you choose a laptop dont forget to test to keyboard sense, it is feed to your hand? the Wind series has a good big size for keyboard and touch pat.

802.11 BG wireless network support, don't ever buy a laptop without supporting this technology, it was usefull and even important for these days.

Massive capacity hard drive, although you will not buying this for playing game and watching long movie duration, it's a good think to have at least 80 GB of drive capacity, and Wind already include it.

So, I don't see any bad side for the MSI wind notebook, but the price is depend I think. [source techpedia.biz]