Lenovo IdeaPad S10 or MSI Wind?

I have friends who own slim notebooks such as MSI wind and never complain about its features. I have also the chance to borrow it to test its capability to satisfy my urge of owning one. Currently I have my desktop and a gateway laptop. The latter has now a broken LCD. It’s getting darker and darker now. I have tried to bring it to a certified computer hardware technician who is capable of fixing it but have no results at all. Now my question is what to get given these 2 options? I have tried the MSI wind and it looks ok. My brother-in-law showed me the Lenovo S10 and think about getting it instead of an MSI wind. Aside from the price, of course the comparison about the quality, its performance & features is of course needed to be considered.  Never let a trend pass it by even a year or so after its hit prime time. Lenovo is getting into the low-cost notebook game with the IdeaPad S10 after the MSI WIND.

Having these gadgets (if possible) will bring you delightful experiences. Aside from its sleek designs and cool features, these gadgets are really good to own for your personal computing needs. There are no huge surprises to be found in the Lenovo S10, but the stuff impresses you at every turn.  Lenovo S10 weights for 2.7 pounds featuring the now-standard 1.6-GHz Atom CPU and 1 GB of RAM. Another modest upgrade puts a 160-GB hard drive at your disposal, the largest among all I have used. Performance isn’t that perfect yet as what I have read, but compared to the category, it’s at the top.

  The build quality is better, and the styling makes it very nice. Wind seems like a toy in comparison. The matte finish is nice, much better than the glossy back of the Wind. Maybe this is why I have written mostly in favor of Lenovo S10 because I am decided to get this stuff too after seeing it from my brother-in-law. Maybe I have to write more about it when I finally have it.