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Plus d'un an après le Wind U100 et son million d'exemplaires écoulés, MSI commercialise l'U135 ; l'un des premiers netbooks embarquant la seconde génération de processeurs Atom. En plus de l'autonomie à la hausse, cette architecture promet de meilleu...

Autonomie à la hausse, lecture de vidéos HD, design réussi, clavier confortable, Windows 7 starter.

Ports VGA et Ethernet sur le flanc droit, prise audio sur le flanc droit, seulement 1 Go de mémoire vive pour Windows 7 (avec fonctions graphiques Aero).

Assez épais, rondouillard et au final, pas très sexy, le nouveau Wind de MSI. La firme a su miser, bien plus tôt que la plupart des autres, sur les netbooks, mais peine à suivre les évolutions imposées par Samsung, HP ou Asus côté design. Dommage, car ...

Overall, an extremely good netbook for the price and it does exactly what I need it to do

This netbook has an extremely clear screen (it is an LED screen) and has an amazing battery life. I was able to run this netbook unplugged on its "gaming" setting (its highest setting) and I was able to video chat with a friend on Skype for 3 hours and st...

The keyboard can be a little awkward to use; I have problems with the question mark button (take a look at the pictures of the keyboard to see why). There doesn't seem to be any sort of scrolling function on the trackpad, and the trackpad seems to glitch...

Highly recommend swapping out the HD with a SSD, and get the 1 GB mem upgrade to max out performance. Also, stick on 64-bit OS to maximize use of processor platform. InsanelyWind has other tweaks and tips.

Sturdy UI (keyboard, touchpad, etc) and case ; Cool and very quiet ; Runs all my apps just as well as my Asus C90S (save the highly 3D stuff), after tweaks and upgrades (see other thoughts) ; Less Than $300

No BlueTooth (at least no drivers recognized any Bluetooth device, even though there is a Bluetooth LED on the edge of the case). I hear you can get an after-market card to stick into the system ; Battery life is less than competitors (but still around 2....

I wish I could afford one of my own, but with netbooks you cannot mark these up but a few DOLLARS. Thus I need to add services, which users of netbooks don't really require. They want a small computer, that does e-mail, facebook, and skype. And thats what...

I sell these at my retail location. I get a lot of customers buying one or two at a time. Everyones very happy with the performance of these little units. The windows 7 interface is great esspecially on a small screen. I highly suggest getting the ones wi...

I think these can't be upgraded RAM wise, which is a major CON. But overall the colors are great, and I love to sell and use them. Runs slowly in skype