MSI CR650 specifications with APU AMD E-350 Zacate

MSI CR650 specifications with APU AMD E-350 Zacate.
The Taiwanese company is expanding its family of notebook dedicated to multimedia and entertainment staff with MSI CR650, a notebook equipped with APU AMD Zacate. As a result, all specifications.

The AMD Brazos belonging to the Fusion family is catching on very quickly. There are already many mobile systems that have chosen the solutions proposed by the California chipmaker, in contrast with the new Sandy Bridge processors developed by Intel. MSI CR650 had given advances in our previous article. This is a notebook featuring a 15.6-inch form factor, and equipped with an APU (Accelerated Processing Unit) AMD E-350 with 1.6 GHz Dual Core Zacate with Radeon HD6310 integrated graphics support for DirectX11 graphics libraries.

This solution is specifically designed to provide maximum performance in multimedia environment where MSI CR650 offers the best in you. With SRS Premium Sound system and Cinema PRO technology that allows the setting of the system settings for best performance when watching movies, this notebook is proving a valuable tool for the fun of the whole family. The LED backlit display types and works at a resolution of 1,366 x 768 pixels. In the frame that surrounds it, has placed a webcam for video conferencing in HD can record movies in 720p resolution.

MSI CR650 has a hard disk available in various sizes from 250 GB up to a maximum of 500 GB. Among the other features of this laptop, citing D-Sub and HDMI outputs for connecting to external displays, DVD Super Multi, 3 USB 2.0, multiformat card reader, network card Gigabit Ethernet, WiFi 802.11b/g/n, chiclet keyboard and Windows 7 Home Premium operating system. MSI CR650 is also equipped with proprietary Turbo Battery+ for the monitoring of performance and consumption.

The proposed new MSI house, which measures 383 x 249.3 x 38 mm and weighs about 2.3 pounds with 6-cell battery in tow, will be available in the coming weeks at a price not yet announced officially.