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| Connectivity = 10/100/1000 [[Megabit|Mbit]] [[Ethernet]] [[Bluetooth]]<br/>3 [[Universal Serial Bus|USB 2.0]] ports<br/>Memory card reader<br/>[[VGA]] Video Output |
| Connectivity = 10/100/1000 [[Megabit|Mbit]] [[Ethernet]] [[Bluetooth]]<br/>3 [[Universal Serial Bus|USB 2.0]] ports<br/>Memory card reader<br/>[[VGA]] Video Output |
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| OS = Windows XP Home |
| OS = Windows XP Home and SUSE Lunix Entreprise Desktop 10 |
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| Inputs = USB 2.0, Card Reader x1, Microphone x 1, Headphone x 1 |
| Inputs = USB 2.0, Card Reader x1, Microphone x 1, Headphone x 1 |
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| Power = External 19VDC, 40W Adaptor. |
| Power = External 19VDC, 40W Adaptor. |
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| Developer | Micro-Star International |
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| Type | Desktop, Nettop |
| Operating system | Windows XP Home and SUSE Lunix Entreprise Desktop 10 |
| CPU | 1.6GHz Intel Atom 330 |
| Memory | 2GB maximum; HDD 160GB |
| Display | VGA adaptor |
| Graphics | Intel GMA 950 |
| Connectivity | 10/100/1000 Mbit Ethernet Bluetooth 3 USB 2.0 ports Memory card reader VGA Video Output |
| Power | External 19VDC, 40W Adaptor. |
MSI Wind PC is a nettop counterpart to the MSI Wind Netbook. [1] The MSI Wind PC is sold in Europe, Asia, [2] and in the United States, barebones kits were available until Summer 2009, when desktop units also became available. [3]
On January 15 2009 MSI announced a new model of the Wind, the NetTop D130, with a dual-core processor.[4]
Currently there are 3 MSI wind PC models listed on the MSI website: Wind PC, Wind PC (Linux), and the Wind PC 100. In addition, there are 8 products using the "Nettop" name and 6 that use alpha-numeric codes, i.e. 6676-003BUS or 6667BB-004US.[5]
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