MSI CR620 (15.6-Inch, 2010)

62% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Good application performance, Quiet hard drive, Cool case, Ports stationed on the back, Low energy consumption, Ports on the back of the machine. We didn’t think that laptop manufacturers still remembered their roots

Poor workmanship, Weak input devices, Glossy screen, Poor screen contrast, Weak battery life

Good performance, big palm rest, comfortable to use, number pad, HDMI, eSATA

Screen too reflective, weak graphic performance, some keys are located in awkward, non-standard positions

MSI's CR620 is a large, 16in desktop replacement notebook that's perfect for most office tasks and browsing the Web. Thanks to its Core i3 CPU, it's also powerful enough to undertake video editing and encoding functions. It has a useful array of ports...

Good performance ; Great screen ; Decent usability ; Connectivity

Keyboard flex evident ; Shiny plastic design collects fingerprints

Good performance, big palm rest, comfortable to use, number pad, HDMI, eSATA

Screen too reflective, weak graphic performance, some keys are located in awkward, non-standard positions.

MSI's CR620 is a large, 16in desktop replacement notebook that's perfect for most office tasks and browsing the Web. Thanks to its Core i3 CPU, it's also powerful enough to undertake video editing and encoding functions. It has a useful array of ports...

Good value for money ; HDMI and VGA connectivity ; Number pad

Poor battery life ; Most ports are at rear of laptop

At a retail price of AU$999, the CR620 is great value for those looking at an entry-level Windows 7-capable laptop with a wide array of connectivity options, although it is a shame to see its portability going to waste as a result of the short battery...

Core i5 for under AU$1000 ; Good connectivity ; Great value

32-bit Windows ; 100Mb Ethernet ; Battery life could be better

Lightweight for a 15-incher, easy to use chiclet keyboard, good quality screen, decent webcam quality, two-year warranty

Majority of ports at the back, left-right mouse buttons hard to click, jarring of speakers at maximum volume, 32-bit OS despite having 4GB RAM

Looks pretty

Ever since we got this computer, we had problems with it. The BIOS was incredibly lacking, and the boot time was upwards of 90 seconds-- unacceptable for any modern computer. The scale finally flipped yesterday, with it blue screening four times, and...

Bought this for my little sis and so far no probs what so ever, runs like a champ

none so far