After coming out with the X600 Pro just last week, MSI has announced another ultraportable under their 
MSI has introduced two new systems for running Windows 7, the Wind Top AE2220 all-in-one desktop PC, and an update to their X-Slim X600 notebook called the X600 Pro.
MSI has just announced a new X-Slim ultraportable, the X430, which serves as an update to the older 14-inch X410. The slim exterior is pretty much identical to the X410, although the newer model does come with a number of spec upgrades, beginning with a better Athlon Neo X2 dual core processor and a Windows 7 Home Premium operating system.
MSI’s 15.6-inch X-Slim X600 notebook is now available, months after being announced last May. For $800, you get a notebook with a spacious screen, a thin-and light design (at 5.5 lbs and an inch thick), and a power-efficient system built around Intel’s 1.4GHz Core 2 Solo Ultra Low-Voltage processor. It’s not bad if you’re in it for the portability without sacrificing screen size—ATI Radeon HD 4330 graphics and 4GBs of memory round out the spec, along with a 320GB hard drive, an external DVD drive, and a six-cell battery.
The X600 is available now on Amazon and Newegg, with a choice of black or silver shells.
Update: MSI will also reportedly come out with an AMD-based version of the X600 called the X610. The newer model replaces the Intel CULV platform with a 1.6GHz AMD Athlon MV-40 processor and a smaller 250GB hard drive, but the rest of the spec–ATI HD 4330 graphics and 4GBs of memory–is expected to be kept. Initial tests done show a slightly slower performance and a shorter battery life compared to the Intel-based X600, but it’s expected to be priced lower.
