MSI will be looking to make a splash at next month’s CES with an all-new Wind netbook, the U160. It’s still going to have a standard 10.1-inch screen, but the little details–such as a chiclet-style keyboard, a stylish, textured touchpad that’s flush with the palmrest and a new slim body–will be featured. Just like every other netbook of note that has come out lately, the U160 will also run on Intel’s new Atom N450 processor.
The rest of the spec is still unknown, but MSI claims a 10-hour battery life for this netbook. Prices are listed to start at $350, with a standard spec that probably includes the usual 160GB hard drive and 1GB of memory, although 2GBs of memory and a 250 hard drive seem to be the emerging standard for premium netbooks lately. More details should come out when the U160 is unveiled at CES.
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