“As with the MID-like handheld Indamixx device (right) released
last summer, the Indamixx Netbook Model 2 is loaded with Trinity
Audio’s multi-track audio package, letting users record, edit,
equalize, audition, and mix audio at claimed rates of up to
32-bit/96Khz. The handheld version won Remix Magazine’s ‘Most
Innovative’ Product of 2009, according to Trinity Audio.“The Indamixx netbook is a private-label version of the MSI Wind
U100 netbook (pictured below), first released last June. Measuring
0.23 x 7.1 x 1.25 inches, the device is equipped with an
overclocked 2GHz Intel Atom N270, and Intel’s 945GMS northbridge
and ICH7M southbridge. The Indamixx model is loaded up with 2GB of
RAM.”
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