MSI Wind U120 is practically identical to the MSI Wind U100, except that it has a different color scheme, a slightly more angular design, and an internal 3G wireless broadband module. Watch U120 unboxing for details…

T3 has MSI Wind review and writes: Small but perfectly formed – the netbook that is designed to impress on the move. It’d be too easy to say the Wind is an Eee PC with a different badge. After all, it’s white, plastic looking and follows the same design ethic. However, get beyond the looks and it’s a great machine in its own right…

This powerful and feature packed notebook will seriously put the wind up the opposition.

Among MSI Wind pros great performance, large keyboard and turbo-powered processor are mentioned. Cons are only the battery. Seems like it is problem of many netbooks.

T3 presents a comparison between three netbooks: Eee PC 901, Acer Aspire One and Medion Akoya.  No idea why the latter was chosen.

ASUS Eee PC 901

• Pros: The look, the decent battery.
• Cons: The keyboard, the laggy trackpad, the screen.
• Verdict: A Fisher Price style computer for adults and children alike.

Acer Aspire One

• Pros: The styling, the colors, the keyboard.
• Cons: Rubbish battery life.
• Verdict: At this price, the best on offer right now.

Medion Akoya

• Pros: The comfy keyboard, the bright screen.
• Cons: The battery, the bland design.
• Verdict: A decent mini-lappy for kicking back on the sofa.

Seems like T3 guys like Medion Akoya more. How else can you explain this saying: The Medion was a bit like getting into a hot bath after spending a day of being flagellated and humiliated?