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Finished in the styling sof what MSI calls ‘Nordic Simple Style – I think they are trying to go Ikea simple – the Wind NetTop D130 harnesses the appearance of a bare bones PC, but includes a tiny bit more.  Under the hood is an Intel Atom 330 dual-core processor, 2GB of DDR2 RAM, DVD burner and 7.1 channel stereo surround output.  There’s no mention of its graphic capabilities, but the company claims it can handle ‘high-definition video of HD-class home theater and other high-load applications’, whatever that means.  Not a ton of good info to indulge in, but for those with a green obsession will enjoy the D130’s lower power consumption of just 35W at full power, which is apparently less than a regular light bulb.

The Dual Core Wind NetTop D130 has no official release date, but will run you about $250.

Full release here

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Tags: Desktop Computers, Dual Core, low power, mini, MSI

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