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Zusammenfassung: The MSI X340 has a 13.4in widescreen display and a new single-core Intel processor. It weighs only 1.3kg and is less than 20mm thick. Its slender dimensions, combined with its glossy clamshell design, certainly make it rather desirable. This puts it...
Zusammenfassung: Physiotherapists may have lamented the arrival of ultraportable computers but their jobs have been safe because of the weighty prices of the MacBook Air. But not any more. MSI has launched an assault on the Air with this equally sleek notebook boasting...
Only 1.3kg, slim design, 13.3in screen, fast networking features
Screen has poor vertical viewing angles, keyboard is too ’bouncy’
the MSI X340 is one of the best ultra-portable notebooks on the market and should be a desirable option for anyone who wants something very light and affordable, yet bigger and easier to use than a netbook. It’s still doesn’t have as much powe...
Zusammenfassung: The MSI X340 is slim and light, making it a great notebook to have if you want something for the road. Unfortunately, it suffers from a couple of problems that could have been easily addressed by the company. The slim profile is the first thing that p...
Cheap plastic construction, Horrific keyboard, Annoying Sentelic touchpad, MSI still not including touchpad drivers
Ultimately MSIs X-Slim X340 is a disappointment. It is reasonably attractive, if plastic, but its not worth the price due to the keyboard and cheap construction.
Horrific keyboard , Annoying Sentelic touchpad , MSI still not including touchpad drivers
Ultimately MSI's X-Slim X340 is a disappointment. It is reasonably attractive, but it's not worth the price due to the horrible keyboard and budget touchpad....
Zusammenfassung: Intel's Consumer Ultra Low Voltage (CULV) processor based platform has been around for almost a year since its debut, but it's not till much later that manufactures started utilizing it to replace older platforms found in the 13-inch and 14-inch notebook ...
