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MSI P65 notebook revealed “for content creators”

MSI P65 notebook revealed “for content creators”

Posted on September 1, 2018July 30, 2019 By Jarvis

Generally gaming-focused PC-maker MSI revealed a new notebook this week af IFA called the MSI P65 Creator. This new PC is not made for gaming. Instead, MSI suggests that this PC was made “for content creators and professionals.” They suggest that the reason this notebook is good for content creators and professionals is that it has “desktop-grade power in a form factor they can easily carry around.”

The MSI P65 is mostly white (or silver) with a gold MSI dragon logo on its cover. MSI suggests that “with a potent processor and dedicated graphics,” this PC has “more than enough power to edit raw HD or 4K video, create motion graphics, and fly through complicated spreadsheets on the go.”
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