It may just seem like yesterday that MSI was introducing its Wind U160 netbook at CES, but the company's now already back with an updated model in time for Computex: the Wind U160DX. While it's outward appearance remains mostly the same, the netbook's internals have been upgraded across the board, including a new Atom N455 processor, some DDR3 memory, MSI's own "Turbo Drive Engine" and, last but not least, a 15-hour battery (aided in part by MSI's ECO power management system).
No, it's not made of carbon fiber, but the Stealth 16 Mercedes-AMG Motorsport does have a push-button ignition.
According to recent reports, MSI has disclosed its flagship MEG Z690 Godlike back in December 2021. However, it is recently getting around to releasing it.
MSI has long made a name for themselves with gaming, building PC’s and laptops that deliver power, performance and style. The same is true with the new MSI Creator Z16.
