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Intel CULV based netbook shown running Windows 7

MSI U200 also runs Windows 7 no problems.

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Also at the MSI notebook press conference held earlier today in Taipei we saw MSI's U200 based Intel Consumer Ultra Low Voltage (CULV) platform running Windows 7 Ultimate RC build 7100, alongside a bunch of other MSI mobile products.

Intel CULV based netbook shown running Windows 7
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The U200 managed to score a Windows 7 performance score of 2.8 which is slower than the netbook running Vista which managed to score 3.2. This may just come down to the fact that the Windows 7 system is using less mature drivers or the system may not have been configured fully.

Intel CULV based netbook shown running Windows 7
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This system also shows the black version of the U200 whereas our previous story showed the white version. Below you also get a look at the sides of the netbook, too.

Intel CULV based netbook shown running Windows 7

(Click the above image for the large version)


Intel CULV based netbook shown running Windows 7
(Click the above image for the large version)


Intel CULV based netbook shown running Windows 7
(Click the above image for the large version)

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