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MSI Wind nettop CD100-JP now selling in Japan

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Not much has changed since the last time we saw this barebone PC. It is indeed powered by a 1.6GHz Intel N330 dual core processor but MSI is playing spoilsport by not including RAM and HDD. A user will have to shell out extra for the RAM (max. 2GB) and any SATA interface compatible 3.5-inch HDD.

Other features added to the stock machine are six USB 2.0 ports, an optical disc drive, card reader, VGA port, Ethernet, microphone in and audio jack.

The nettop will sell for 25,800 Yen or $293.

Product Page [Japanese]

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