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MSI GS40 Phantom wants the lightest Skylake gaming laptop title

MSI GS40 Phantom wants the lightest Skylake gaming laptop title

Posted on October 20, 2015January 12, 2020 By Jarvis

Gaming laptops are nothing new. They’ve been around ever since chip makers have been able to cram more adequate graphics chips inside smaller spaces. But in exchange for all the power required for decent gaming on the go, these laptops are usually hulking masses compared to more lithe work notebooks. MSI says it doesn’t have to be so, which is why it has unveiled the sixth generation GS40 Phantom gaming laptop with the latest Intel Skylake, which it claims is the thinnest and lightest of its kind.
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