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  MSI GX660R

  
  CNET Rating8.0

  User Rating3.0

  While we'd be more comfortable with the Asus G73J, if you're a gamer who wants to squeeze the most value for your dollar, you may find your goal in the GX660R. 2

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  MSI Wind Top AE2400

  

  The Wind Top AE2400 is an all-in-one (AIO) PC that tries its hands at many fields but succeeds in few of them.

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  MSI CX620

  

  As a budget laptop, the MSI CX620 does a reasonable job. The inclusion of Windows 7 32-bit and the inferior ATI graphics switching are annoyances, but then for AU$1099, we can almost forgive the shortcomings. 2

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  MSI Wind U160

  

  The chunky battery MSI slaps onto the U160 does give it a big backside, but also supplies enough energy to keep it going longer than comparable netbooks. 2

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  MSI CR620 (Core i5)

  

  MSI's CR620 is decent. It manages to cram Core i5 into the sub-AU$1000 bracket, something we haven't seen before. Though the battery life could be better, and the choice of 32-bit Windows is just plain odd. 2

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  MSI Wind12 U230

  

  The U230 offers more processing grunt than a comparable netbook, but fails in the crucial power stakes.

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  MSI GT640

  

  The GT640's design faults detract from any gaming experience you may be trying to immerse yourself in, and there's nothing worse than pressing the wrong button in the heat of the action.

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  MSI CR620

  

  MSI manages to prove with its CR620 that budget isn't necessarily a bad thing when it comes to laptops.

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  MSI Wind U135

  

  MSI's latest netbook impresses us with a quality keyboard. 10

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