The MSI Windbox isn't a playground name for part of your anatomy, it's a nettop - one of those curious machines that is to the desktop what the netbook is to the notebook. The idea, and it's a good one, is that it's mounted to the back of your monitor using the VESA mount.
The specs aren't whopping - an Atom CPU, capacity for 1GB of RAM, VGA-out, 3 USB ports, a card reader, Ethernet and Wi-Fi, and space for a 2.5" hard drive. You'll need to add your own RAM and storage to the proceedings, as well as an operating system of some sort. It's rumoured to cost $250, which is £182 or so in real money.
Press Release (via CrunchGear)
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