MSI U115 Hybrid Netbook comes with HDD, SSD Inside
Without a doubt, 2008 has been a break-out year for netbooks and it seems that MSI wants to set a new trend in 2009 with the announcement of the world’s first hybrid netbook, the U115.

Instead of offering either an SSD or HDD variant, they’ve decided to combine both in a single device offering you a taste and the best of both worlds. There’s an ECO mode feature which when turned on will shut down the HDD to extend battery life in extreme situations wherein an external power source cannot be found. The U115 comes with an Intel Atom 1.6GHz processor, 10-inch display, 1GB DDR2 522MHz RAM, Bluetooth, Windows XP Home, 1.3- or 2.0-megapixel camera, 3- or 6-cell battery, 802.11 b/g/n or b/g WiFi connectivity and 120GB HDD with 8GB SSD or 160GB with 16GB SSD options.
No word yet as to when, where and how much the U115 netbook will cost, but taking into consideration that it will feature two storage devices, expect it to cost a bit more than you’re average Wind netbook.




Its not a bit, consider it more. if the netbook is priced around 35K in traditional standards it would project maybe 40-45K with the SSD.
but the drive is ambigous, is it a really a SSD or a internal Traditional SD Flash or some type of Flash memory.
SSD are very expensive. if normal flash well it won’t matter much since they are dirt cheap.