MSI ships $320 Wind Nettop CS120 to US, intros VR430 laptop
Thu, Mar 12th, 2009 |
While we're confident you just woke up from the snore-fest that was MSI's VX600 announcement from yesterday, we've got some entirely more exciting news from the outfit today. First off, there's the 14.
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