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MSI WS76 (11Ux)

[Specs and Info] MSI WS76 (11Ux) – a 17-inch workstation that weighs under 2.50 kg

Posted on August 20, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

The world of workstations is becoming bigger. Every manufacturer wants to get in on the mobile workstation hype train, pumping out a plethora of laptops.

Today we have the latest workstation laptop from MSI, the WS76. It comes with a 17.4-inch screen that appears to be ready for professional work out of the box and hardware that can match desktop performance.
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