Having just pushed the original Wind sub-notebook out the door, MSI is already planning a new version, aimed at business users. It is set to use the same CPU and chipset as the original but will be thinner. In essence the business Wind will largely use the same components as the original.
“On Intel’s roadmap, there won’t be any change in Atom until the second half of next year, so the microprocessor and chipset will be the same,” said Tung.
The new Wind will probably be available in the first quarter of 2009, and may be seen at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas in January.
MSI is also said to be working on a device even smaller than the current class of sub-notebooks for people who want to surf the internet while on the move. Perhaps something in the line of the Nokia Internet Tablet?
Yahoo News [via Gizmodo]
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