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gadgetell.com - 11/6/2008

MSI Wind drops to $349 at Best Buy

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Section: Computers , Mobile Computers , Laptops With recent rumors that an updated MSI Wind will be coming soon, this price cut is not much of a surprise, but it is still welcomed.  Best Buy, which has just recently began selling the MSI Wind netbook, originally had it selling for ...

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ohgizmo.com - 11/4/2008

MSI Wind At Best Buy For $350

— ohgizmo.com — By Evan Ackerman Stop me if you’ve heard this before, but the MSI Wind is an awesome... little netbook and you should buy one. They’re on sale or something at Best Buy right now, where you can find them for a mere $349.99 with a 120 gig ... (more) MSI Wind At Best Buy For $350

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ubergizmo.com - 11/3/2008

MSI Wind Gets 9-Cell Battery

— ubergizmo.com — More battery life is always a good thing, and having a 9-cell battery on your MSI Wind... will probably make you shudder with excitement, though that excitement will definitely be reduced a bit when you get a glance at the size of that behemoth. The ... (more) MSI Wind Gets 9-Cell Battery

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blog.wired.com - 11/5/2008

Best Buy Slashes MSI Wind Netbook to $350

— blog.wired.com — Best Buy is showing that it takes the mini notebook (aka netbook) category seriously, and it's offering... the popular MSI Wind for a very competitive price of $350 — about $100 less than other retailers. I shouted "CRAP!" when ... (more) Best Buy Slashes MSI Wind Netbook to $350

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MSI Wind drops to $349 at Best Buy - Gadgetell
Futurelawyer — Link: MSI Wind drops to $349 at Best Buy - Gadgetell. Before I bought the Asus EEE 1000 that I posted about the other day, I almost bought the MSI Wind version, but the Best Buy I was at didn't have any. If you can wait, this netbook has the same specs as the Asus, and is $30 cheaper. I love the Asus 1000, however. It runs the real thing, XP, and is really quick, due to the 1 Gig of memory, the spacious 120 gig hard drive, and Asus' accelerator engine that speeds up everything. It actually runs a lot faster ...