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Clearly, MSI™ opts for the look of a modern compact system. The light metal aluminum dominates among the MSI™ MEGA PC, which is a significantly lower overall weight compared to the hulking PCs from discount warehouses.

If you want to use your mini-PC additionally as an audio system, you'd be best served by the MSI™ model: there is a factory-equipped stereo radio with a display at the front. As an optional feature, a CD/ DVD drive can be ordered, which reproduces normal music and MP3-coded CDs and DVDs - without powering on the PC.


The MSI™ Mega PC is a mini-PC in audio-system design.


The chic barebone system from MSI™ is barely recognizable as a PC.


A view of the connections on the back.


Good workmanship on the MSI Mega PC.


Feed system for card reader


There is a cubical antenna for radio reception.


The remote control unit for the multimedia center in Windows XP and cover panels.


Audio CD/ DVDs can also be played without starting the computer, but only with a drive from MSI™.

Of all the competitors, the MSI™ Mega PC looks most like an audio system at first glance. A large display on the front combined with a rotation controller and the aluminum housing are more reminiscent of a compact system. MSI™ has actually integrated a stereo radio that also works when the PC is switched off. The below-average reception quality (high noise component) can be explained by the cubical antenna that comes with the product. The optional CD/ DVD drive is interesting, allowing normal music and MP3-coded CD/ DVDs to be played without having to start the PC. Overall, the barebone system is convincing, with very good workmanship. MSI™ also supplies a special model for effective CPU cooling.

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For more information about this article, please refer to Tom's Hardware Guide site at
http://www6.tomshardware.com/howto/20030722/index.html

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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