[FS] MSI Wind U100 (2gb ram) with 3 and 6-Cell Battery (Running OSX 10.6) - $260

[RLP06]

SOLD TO AMUSEME


Time for spring cleaning and I'm unloading some of the electronics I've built up over the winter.

I'm selling my trusty MSI Wind U100, it is in 9.5/10 condition, with no noticeable scratches on the top (none that I can see, honestly). Any marks you see in the pictures are just dust.

I'm net here, but have lots of feedback on RFD (check my signature)

Comes with:
- Box
- Manuals
- Protective case
- MSI Wind

BONUS:
- 2 batteries (3-cell and 6-cell battery)
- Upgraded to 2gb of ram
- Went through the Hackintosh process and installed OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard on it. (Can reinstall Windows XP if thats what you want)

Specs:

Processor Intel Atom N270 1.6GHz
Memory 2GB (Upgraded from stock of 1GB)
Display 10" TFT with SWGA (1024x600) resolution and LED backlight
Storage 80GB 5400-RPM Western Digital Scorpio
Expansion slots 1 4-in-1 SD/MMC/MS/MSpro card reader
Communications 802.11b/g Wi-Fi
Input devices 92% keyboard
Camera 1.3 megapixel webcam
Dimensions 10.23 x 7.08 x 0.748-1.24"
Weight 2.6lbs
Battery 3-cell Li-Ion (and 6-cell battery that I've purchased separately)

PRICE: $260
Willing to split shipping costs if necessary.

Pictures:

[RLP06]

For all the people asking, OS X runs as smoothly as Win 7 does on a netbook, it's pretty good with 2 gb of ram.

[mckchun]

I've always wanted a mac (on pc) just for the fun of it.

Nice deal, too bad I already have a netbook myself, otherwise this one will be gone.

And I can confirm that windows7 runs smoothly even with my atom and 1gb of ram.

[trayton]

I have never owned a laptop, netbook, notebook debating if I should. If I do is this a good thing to start with?

[RLP06]

Originally Posted by trayton

I have never owned a laptop, netbook, notebook debating if I should. If I do is this a good thing to start with?

It depends what you're looking for. If you're looking for something light to travel with, web surf, word process, etc, then this may be your cup of tea. But if you're looking with a bit more processing power, then maybe not.

Maybe other people can chime in, I don't want to come off as biased.

[mckchun]

yes, basically what RLP said, netbook like this one is good for travelling, typing notes, web surfing...etc. Light and long battery life, but dont expect large keyboard to type on or high performance. It also doesn't feel hot.

[AmuseMe]

PM sent.

[RLP06]

Pending payment from AmuseMe