MSI Corporation’s latest PR200 Crystal Laptop oozes out Elegance with its Classic Design and Pearl White Color. This Crystal Laptop just like the first model MSI S300 of this series is a remarkable work of craftsmanship. A 120 crystal-studded rim embellishes the lid of the laptop. Weighing just 3.96 Pounds (with battery) the laptop comes loaded with Genuine Windows Vista(R) Home Premium.
This luxury model coated in pearl white brilliance delivers uncompromised performance. The PR200 Crystal is a feature rich Laptop that runs on Intel® Core™ 2 Duo processor. It has a 12.1″ TFT WXGA display and offers considerably good storage capacity with 160GB SATA HDD. Adding security for users, the laptop comes with a fingerprint reader.
“The PR200 Collection is the perfect choice for users looking for a quality laptop that can also stand alone as a fashion accessory,” said Daniel Wang, General Manager of MSI USA. “The Crystal Laptop’s unique design embodies grace and sophistication, enabling users to make a fashion statement without sacrificing performance.”
Specifications of MSI’s Portable PR200 Crystal Laptop:
• Intel(R) Core(TM) 2 Duo Mobile Technology
• Intel(R) Core 2 Duo T5250
• Intel(R) GM 965 Express Chipset
• Intel(R) PRO/Wireless 4965A/G/N WLAN
• 2GB DDR2/667MHz System Memory (1GB DDR2 x 2)
• DVD Super Multi
• HDMI Output
• 4-in-1 Card Reader
• AI Array MIC
• Built-in 1.3 Mega Pixel Webcam
• Built-in Bluetooth
• TV Tuner (optional)
• 4-Cell & 8-Cell Lithium-ion Battery
The PR200 Crystal Laptop Pack contains five chic accessories namely a pearl white mouse, two stylish leather carrying cases in different sizes; a 1GB crystal-studded flash drive; and a battery charger.
Via: Businesswire Press
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