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The editors liked
Super thin and lightweight
Nice display
Comfortable keyboard
Extremely Thin and Portable
Well Price For Such a Thin Laptop
Incredibly slim
Attractive design
Snappier performance than netbooks
More than 3 hours of battery life
Razor thin. Incredibly light for a 13-inch laptop. Plenty of ports
Including HDMI and three USBs. Generous hard drive capacity. Very inexpensive.
Thin design
HDMI video output
Quick screen-brightness adjustor
Slim
Cheaper than other slim 13-inch laptops
Uses Intels new ULV processor.
Exceedingly thin and light
Sharp design
Bright
Crisp 13.4-inch screen
Decent port selection
Affordable
Gorgeous design
Slap an Apple sticker over the MSI logo and no one will ever know. Performance bests most netbooks
Though it's hardly topnotch. Surprisingly good graphics and responsiveness. Includes the usual goodies
1.3MP webcam
Bluetooth
802.11n
Elegant
Very slim design
Light
Compact form factor
Fairly bright LED display
Vista installation media and drivers/tools data carrier included
HDMI port
The editors didn't like
No driver support for touchpad (no scrolling)
Keyboard flex
Not as fast as MacBook Air or HP dv2z
Small Battery With Limited Running Time
Too Much Flex in the Keyboard
Fewer USB Ports
Flexing keyboard
Weak graphics performance
A bending keyboard. Noisy mouse buttons. Single-core processor is behind the times. 2GB of memory seems meager nowadays.
Cheap construction
Lengthy setup time
And sluggish performance
Flimsy keyboard feels cheap
Shorter battery life than wed expect from a low-power system.
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...
Abstract: 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....
Abstract: 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...
Abstract: Having just reviewed a rather nice Vista PC with a 1.4GHz Intel processor the next unit in has exactly the same processor and memory configuration, this unit also has a very thin screen and is also quite nice and light....
Abstract: Stunning to look at, lightweight and with a host of unexpected peripherals, the X340 is nevertheless let down by a sub-standard keyboard and the need for a separate external optical drive to make the most of the new Intel Core 2 Solo processor. MSI - ...
Need a laptop you can slip in your bag, but don't fancy having to squint at a netbook that looks like it's been made by Fisher-Price? The MSI X-Slim X340 will do you more than nicely: it's a full size machine you can stuff in an envelope, just...
Look MSI, just because it's thin doesn't mean the keyboard has to be made of sponge. Typing on the MSI X-Slim is a serious chore, and that's purely down to the bobbling, squashy keys - a far cry from the MacBook Air's lovely chiclet button...
It's nice to see MSI bringing a cheap rival to the MacBook Air to the market, and refreshing to find that Apple isn't always leading the way when it comes to style. But a few unnecessary build problems will niggle - until you see the pricetag. Goo...
