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MSI Launches Wind U110 ECO Boasting Nine Hours of Battery Life


March 16th, 2009 by Joanna Stern  

msi_wind_u110_eco_portadaMSI  just keeps breeding that Wind family. Today the Taiwanese company unveiled it Wind U110 ECO, which sports a similar chassis to the Wind U115 but is slated to get 9 hours of battery life.

Using Intel’s Menlow Atom family of processors (the 1.6GHz Atom Z530), which is optimized for battery savings,  and a higher capacity battery, MSI is confident that the ECO will be one of the longest running netbooks on the track.

Other than its predicted battery capabilities the 10-inch LED Backlit U110 ECO has the run of the mill netbook specs including an 1GB of RAM and Windows XP. It will have a US15 chipset which uses Intel’s GMA 500 graphics.  Early reports indicated that it would have an ATI Mobility Radeon HD3200 graphics card. Andy Tung of MSI confirmed this was a misprint on the company’s Website.

Similar to the U100 it has a 4-in-1 card reader, 3 USB, Ethernet, mic and headphone jacks.  It also has a 1.3 megapixel camera, Bluetooth 2.0 and 802.11b/g/n options. According to MSI U.S. they are undecided at the moment if the U100 ECO will hit domestic shores.

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2 Responses to “MSI Launches Wind U110 ECO Boasting Nine Hours of Battery Life”

  1. Nelle Says:

    THe U110 is out now! With 15+hours of battery life and HD webcam. I have to say, netbooks are really putting themselves out there. I think if more computer companies start producing and pushing netbooks, it would really help the revenue for them. Good job MSI. Keep the PC/OS Wind family comin’.

  2. fuberwil Says:

    Yea, i think its somewhere around the 14-15 hour mark for the battery. pretty impressive little thing running on a 9-cell battery. It should also lift the laptop up a bit and let the air circulate down there. i guess its good battery life and allows the netbook to breathe.

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