- AMD Dual-Core Processor E-350 1.6GHz
- 4GB DDR3 System Memory
- 500GB Hard Drive Capacity
- 13.4" Widescreen Display with 16:9 LED Backlight Technology, AMD Radeon? HD6310 Discrete-Class Graphic Card
- Genuine Windows® 7 Home Premium 64 bit
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MSI X370, Slim. Intelligence.
The MSI ultra slim and light X370 has the power to keep up with every on-the-go lifestyle. At only 3.2lb and less than 1" thick you can travel anywhere while staying connected. For solid performance and graphics, AMD's new Fusion processor combines the CPU and graphics on a single chip delivering cutting-edge processing and video power. With the AMD Radeon™ HD 6310 Discrete-Class graphics you can enjoy hours of your favorite HD movies in beautiful detail and color. Escape to your favorite casual games and enjoy smooth, realistic graphics. SRS sound and Cinema Pro technology provide authentic HD audio and premium surround sound to enjoy theater quality movie playback. Go even bigger by easily connecting to your HDTV via the HDMI port (High-Definition Multimedia Interface). Sleek perfection for those demanding ultraportable style that delivers, graphics that punch back, and long battery life. MSI X370, Slim. Intelligence.
The MSI ultra slim and light X370 has the power to keep up with every on-the-go lifestyle. At only 3.2lb and less than 1" thick you can travel anywhere while staying connected. For solid performance and graphics, AMD's new Fusion processor combines the CPU and graphics on a single chip delivering cutting-edge processing and video power. With the AMD Radeon™ HD 6310 Discrete-Class graphics you can enjoy hours of your favorite HD movies in beautiful detail and color. Escape to your favorite casual games and enjoy smooth, realistic graphics. SRS sound and Cinema Pro technology provide authentic HD audio and premium surround sound to enjoy theater quality movie playback. Go even bigger by easily connecting to your HDTV via the HDMI port (High-Definition Multimedia Interface). Sleek perfection for those demanding ultraportable style that delivers, graphics that punch back, and long battery life. MSI X370, Slim. Intelligence.
Key Features
- Extraordinary design: Ultra slim and light (Under 1” thick, 3.2lbs), Glossy black lid with diamond-pattern surface finish
- Redefining mobile entertainment: Powered by AMD Dual-Core E-Series processor (E-350), with AMD Radeon™ HD 6310 Discrete-Class graphics chip which supports DirectX 11.
- Home-theater level Vision & Sound: 13.4 widescreen HD display with SRS Premium Sound
- Power-saving technology, long battery life: ECO Engine, Power-saving LED
- Smart & easy: MSI exclusive one-touch function keys, multi-touch touchpad
- Comfortable chiclet keyboard with style
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Extraordinary Ultra-Slim Design1. Unique, ultra-chic diamond-pattern surface finishing: Slim and Stylish, at a slim (0.8” thick) the X370 definitely stands out. Glossy black top lid with a diamond-pattern surface finish minimizes smudge marks. MSI uses a unique engraving process to create this extraordinary diamond-pattern surface finish. This special design adds a sparkling radiance and elegance to the MSI X370’s chassis. Redefining Mobile Entertainment: Power Efficiently with Immersive GraphicsWith AMD Dual-Core E-Series processor VISION Technology, enjoy hours of your favorite HD movies, touch up favorite photos and edit family movies all in beautiful detail and color. Escape to your favorite casual games or enjoy smooth, realistic graphics with HD6310 Discrete-Class graphics and DirectX11 support. Why carry around that bulky power supply? Get longer battery life with APU PowerPlay® technology. Take dynamic control and increase power efficiency. Home-theater level Sound & Vision:1. Home-theater level Vision: The HD display (1366 x 768 pixels) looks crisp and bright. The 16:9 aspect ratio provides a larger and wider viewing area over a conventional 16:10 screen, eliminating the hassle of a black bar when rendering widescreen videos. The cinema-class screen is perfect for playing HD videos while the wide screen also reduces narrow range viewing angles and allows the user to fully enjoy the latest high-resolution video entertainment. Own a Hi-Def screen? Use HDMI connectivity to enjoy high-definition entertainment on larger external displays. Smart & Easy, MSI Exclusive One-Touch Function keys1. MSI’s Exclusive Cinema Pro technology: Switch to Movie Mode with the simple touch of a button for the finest movie viewing experience with higher display resolutions and richer colors to create a more robust visual experience. Power-saving technology, long battery life:1. The latest lithium-polymer battery (8 cell) incorporates MSI's exclusive ECO Engine power management system. Select the ideal usage scenario, each with fine-tuned presets for screen brightness and display sleep, system auto-sleep configuration, and processor performance. ECO Engine provides greater flexibility for battery usage, extending battery life, while offering you added convenience. |      |
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MSI X370-001US 13.4-inch Black X-slim laptop, 1.6 GHz AMD E350 APU, Integrated Radeon HD 6310 graphics, 4GB DDR3 RAM, 500 GB (7200rpm) HDD
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19 of 19 people found the following review helpful
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This is really a great laptop/netbook. I've tested the battery and when I'm just doing websurfing, the battery is over 10 hours when using the battery saving option under Win 7 power settings. The touchpad is notoriously bad in msi laptops. The touchpad itself feels nice to the touch and I like the buttons just fine. It's also very accurate while using it as a mouse, it's just the scrolling that sucks. The touchpad company is sentelic and the two finger scrolling does one screen at a time. It's not the traditional motion you use for scrolling. It's more like flick your two fingers up or down, if you hold it like normal it just rapidly goes through the screen one screen at a time. It didn't come with a lot of bloatware. The webcam is pretty clear. It has the best palm rest I've had so far. There are no finger prints on it. The cover is really nice, it's glossy but it's hard to see the fingerprints. It's a really slick looking computer. It's thin and with the 8 cell battery that comes with it it tops in at 3lbs 12ounces. It's a great weight and size ratio. I have a 15" laptop and it weighs twice as much for only 2" of screen. The keyboard size was confusing. Most netbooks I've owned take the keyboard as close to the edge as they can. MSI wasted at least an inch and a half of space. They could have made buttons bigger but I haven't noticed anything while typing.
The windows experience index follows
Processor 3.8
Memory 4.9
Graphics 4.2
Gaming graphics 5.7
Primary hard disk 5.9
I think the performance is great on it. I mean I don't play games but the fact that I could is really nice. HD videos play with ease and the speakers, I think, are really great for a computer of the size. I would choose this over a macbook air any day of the week. It's over 50% less than an Air, with 2-4 times bigger hard drive, 4 hours longer battery, vga, hdmi, ethernet port, and I like that it is black.
****************UPDATE UPDATE*********************************
I finally have some information that I think may change many minds about the dang sentelic touchpad. I contacted sentelic themselves and had to go the rounds with them about the scrolling down feature. I got an answer from them that fixes the problem! When you try to scroll up or down now using the two finger motion it acts as if you are pushing the page up or page down. This fix is really easy and changes it to act as a scroll wheel.
Change your page up/down motion to wheel up/ down.
Step 1: open the user interface, expand gestures, expand applications, select applications
[...]
Step 2: you'll now see a list of applications in the window, choose the application you want or just choose default
[...]
Step 3: click on modify, choose the gesture, in this case you choose the two finger motion up
[...]
Step 4: chose the function you want, change it from simulate press key, to simulate mouse wheel, make sure the sub drop down menu corresponds to the mouse wheel motion you want it to, in this case roll up.
[...]
Then hit ok a couple of times, it will apply the settings and your done. Then whatever settings you have under the wheel tab on the mouse tab window will be the behavior that happens when you do the two finger scrolling now!
No more changing out to a synaptic pad or anything. It's really changed my mind about the touchpad. I've got it now set that when I do two fingers left, it does the back button on a browser, and two fingers to the right bring up the menu like if I had right clicked something. You can't do that with the synaptic.
The windows experience index follows
Processor 3.8
Memory 4.9
Graphics 4.2
Gaming graphics 5.7
Primary hard disk 5.9
I think the performance is great on it. I mean I don't play games but the fact that I could is really nice. HD videos play with ease and the speakers, I think, are really great for a computer of the size. I would choose this over a macbook air any day of the week. It's over 50% less than an Air, with 2-4 times bigger hard drive, 4 hours longer battery, vga, hdmi, ethernet port, and I like that it is black.
****************UPDATE UPDATE*********************************
I finally have some information that I think may change many minds about the dang sentelic touchpad. I contacted sentelic themselves and had to go the rounds with them about the scrolling down feature. I got an answer from them that fixes the problem! When you try to scroll up or down now using the two finger motion it acts as if you are pushing the page up or page down. This fix is really easy and changes it to act as a scroll wheel.
Change your page up/down motion to wheel up/ down.
Step 1: open the user interface, expand gestures, expand applications, select applications
[...]
Step 2: you'll now see a list of applications in the window, choose the application you want or just choose default
[...]
Step 3: click on modify, choose the gesture, in this case you choose the two finger motion up
[...]
Step 4: chose the function you want, change it from simulate press key, to simulate mouse wheel, make sure the sub drop down menu corresponds to the mouse wheel motion you want it to, in this case roll up.
[...]
Then hit ok a couple of times, it will apply the settings and your done. Then whatever settings you have under the wheel tab on the mouse tab window will be the behavior that happens when you do the two finger scrolling now!
No more changing out to a synaptic pad or anything. It's really changed my mind about the touchpad. I've got it now set that when I do two fingers left, it does the back button on a browser, and two fingers to the right bring up the menu like if I had right clicked something. You can't do that with the synaptic.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
I have owned my MSI X370 for about 2 months now and use it about 2-3 hours per day. My e-mail, primary use is surfing web, watching YouTube, and using Bridge and Photoshop. The sound is superb compared to the Toshiba Portage and my previous Sony net book. The resolution is great. The keyboard is very comfortable with ample room for resting my wrists. The battery life is awesome. My 8 cell battery currently has a 94% charge and has 8 hours and 2 minutes remaining.
Cons include a jumping cursor when typing. This is quite annoying. My other gripe is difficulty in highlighting. It takes several tries before the only the text I want is highlighted.
The computer does not have an optical drive. However, this helps to keep the weight and narrow dimensions of the computer. I bought and external optical drive which I carry with me but have yet to use.
Knowing all I do, I would definitely buy the MSI X370 again!
UPDATE
To my great relief, I found out that the jumping cursor and and difficulty in highlighting is my error. No more problems now. I am changing my review to 5 stars.
Cons include a jumping cursor when typing. This is quite annoying. My other gripe is difficulty in highlighting. It takes several tries before the only the text I want is highlighted.
The computer does not have an optical drive. However, this helps to keep the weight and narrow dimensions of the computer. I bought and external optical drive which I carry with me but have yet to use.
Knowing all I do, I would definitely buy the MSI X370 again!
UPDATE
To my great relief, I found out that the jumping cursor and and difficulty in highlighting is my error. No more problems now. I am changing my review to 5 stars.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
Light, fast and good battery life. I bought this laptop for my wife, it is excellent despite being a off brand (MSI is known for motherboards). It looks good and the specs are excellent. She gets 5+ hours off one charge. I'm really impressed with the Fusion E350 APU, great performance for low power and cost. You can get cheaper E350 based laptops, but they are larger and have less RAM and HD.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
HORRIBLE!!!
This notebook is a disaster. Despite the hard drive containing 500GB, when I typed there was a significant delay between the type and what appeared on the screen. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Karina Inigo
Thank God I'm Dissatisfied
Hello, ladies and gentlemen.
First of all, I didn't buy my laptop here. I got this same laptop, the one I am typing on currently, from Newegg. Read more
First of all, I didn't buy my laptop here. I got this same laptop, the one I am typing on currently, from Newegg. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Amber K.
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Great Computer Value
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After being satisfied initially with my purchase, because of my need for an ultra-portable powerful laptop, I quickly rescinded that satisfaction after recent events. Read more
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Don't buy this junk
I bought this 2 months ago. One day, the power button didn't work well. At first, you push 3-4 time, you can turn it on. Later, it got worse and worse. Read more
Published 6 months ago by Junyu Lee
Great...but crashing....
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Published 8 months ago by Alex Gindin
Best All Around Notebook for the Price
As someone with experience in building PC's I researched my next laptop extensively. This MSI did not dissapoint and Windows 7 was worth the wait. Read more
Published 8 months ago by RT
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This Laptop is great. It's extremely light (check the specs), fast, and everything I was looking for in a laptop. Read more
Published 9 months ago by J E R
Great Hardware - Software Configuration Needs Work
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