MSI's Toast PC Doesn't Do Your Bread
It's a mini PC in the shape of a toaster.
UsHour.com is reporting from CeBIT 2010 that MSI is showcasing a nettop PC that looks like a toaster. Although no real specs were provided, the company is actually calling this mini-rig the MSI Toast PC, taking full advantage of its bread-burning appearance.
Outside its unique design, the nettop provides a DVD insert slot at the top much like the way a toaster loads bead. The company has also integrated a remote control into the design, allowing the user to snap it into the side without disrupting the overall Toaster appearance.
MSI's CeBIT 2010 display stated that the Toast PC can serve as an "elegant decoration" as well as a functional PC. It can also integrate into your kitchen layout thanks to its ultra-thin body (think one slice). However, the company also clearly stated that consumers should refrain from inserting bread.
nDevil has additional pictures which can be found here.
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I don't know what graphics are in there but if it's the 8600m GT I bet it would toast your bread.
Typo - EPIC FAIL.
Hmmmmmmmmmm Toast
Slot loading DVD drives now what happened to them? They were kind of nice, however I have not seen one for a long time.
Slot loading DVD drives now what happened to them? They were kind of nice, however I have not seen one for a long time.
2 words:
Apple
Dell
can already see the calls to MSI hardware support:
"My mother-in-law jammed a piece of bread into the DVD Slot and now I cannot play DVD's!!!"