MSI Wind Nettop received many excellent reviews last year. But MSI’s not satisfied with numerous awards so it continues to make break though this year by launching smaller and more powerful Wind Box DE200 and DC200 mini computers. These nettops have been packed with a couple of features that should make them an ideal choice for home users looking for an HTPC or an HD-capable computer system that can maintain its power requirements below those of traditional machines.
According to the specifications of the two Wind nettops, users will be able to take advantage of the performance of an Intel Atom 230 processor, coupled with Intel 945GC+ICH7 chipset. Both systems run on 1GB of RAM memory and come with 802.11 b/g/n, Mini PCI-e card, a 3.5-inch 160GB hard drive, a total of four USB 2.0 ports, a multi-in-one memory card reader, and a Genuine Windows XP Home Edition Operating System.
What’s their difference? The difference between the Wind Box DE200 and the Wind Box DC200 is that the first will be featured with an undisclosed discrete DirectX 9-capable graphics card, while the second will only boast Intel’s integrated GMA 950 graphics chip. Also, the connectivity options on the two are a bit different, with the DE200 boasting an integrated HDMI port, while the DC200 only comes with a regular VGA out port.
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