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When we first heard MSI was showing off a device at CeBIT called the S30, we assumed it was the successor to the S20, the companys first Windows 8 Ultrabook. Alas, though, its not quite an Ultrabook, and its certainly not as well-specced a system as the S20. What we have instead is a 13-inch thin-and-light, one thats headed to Europe for €699 and up. To start with a quick rundown of the specs, it comes either a Core i3 or i5 processor, along with 4GB of RAM and a variety of storage options, with the best one being a 500GB / 64GB SSD combo. Oddly, that 1,366 x 768 display doesnt support touch -- a surprise given the price, and given that other machines in its class do include that feature. At least the touchpad seems to do a capable job of handling all the various Windows 8 gestures. Finishing up our tour, that 23mm-thick chassis (a bit too thick by Ultrabook standards) is wide enough to accommodate an Ethernet jack, along with HDMI-out and a VGA socket. Only one USB 3.0 port (plus ... More

http://www.engadget.com/2013/03/06/msi-s30-hands-o...