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MSi CX700
$700.00
Released March, 2009
The Pros:AMD Radeon HD4300 GPU still holds up fairly well for light PC gaming. Good build quality - the unit as a whole feels pretty solid, Colour Film Print technology reduces scratches and scuffs. Keyboard is spacious and comfortable to type on with little noticeable flex.
The Cons:Sports older hardware that's just not as efficient or powerful as newer AMD/Intel-based laptops. Poor battery life - less than three hours on a single charge.
The CX700 is the 17" model in MSi's mid-range CX series of notebook computers. It comes with a 2.0GHz Intel Pentium dual-core processor in the United States, while globally, it comes with a higher-end Intel Core 2 Duo CPU.
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It features up to 4 GB of DDR2 RAM, and between 160 and 500 GB of hard-drive capacity. Day-to-day performance will largely depend on CPU and RAM selections, while a discrete ATI graphics chip, the Mobility Radeon HD4330, will ensure good performance in casual gaming. A webcam, 4-in-1 card reader, and WiFi are standard, while Bluetooth is optional. Windows 7 Home Premium is pre-installed.
Features
- 17.3" LCD (1600 x 900)
- Intel Core 2 Duo processor (US: Intel Pentium dual-core, 2.0GHz)
- Up to 4GB DDR2 RAM (US: 4 GB)
- 160/250/320/500GB hard drive (US: 320 GB)
- ATI Mobility Radeon HD4300 graphics (512MB)
- 1.3MP webcam
- 4-in-1 card reader
- WiFi
- Optional Bluetooth
- Windows 7 Home Premium
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Pros & Cons
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AMD Radeon HD4300 GPU still holds up fairly well for light PC gaming.
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Good build quality - the unit as a whole feels pretty solid, Colour Film Print technology reduces scratches and scuffs.
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Keyboard is spacious and comfortable to type on with little noticeable flex.
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Good range of hard drive sizing options up to the relatively-large-for-a-laptop 500GB option.
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Features a 1600 x 900 native display resolution rather than the standard 1366 x 768.
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Features both VGA and HDMI video outputs.
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Sports older hardware that's just not as efficient or powerful as newer AMD/Intel-based laptops.
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Poor battery life - less than three hours on a single charge.
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