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MSI is showcasing their FR600 3D, the company’s first 3D-capable laptop, at the 2010 IFA Show in Berlin.

The 16-inch FR600 3D features an Intel Core i3 processor, Intel integrated graphics, TNX TruStudio Pro audio and 4 built-in speakers.

MSI’s representative told us that the company will also release the CX623 with 3D technology. The CX623 3D will offer a dedicated Nvidia graphics card option.

The MSI FR600 3D and CX623 3D are both expected to hit the market around November. The FR model will be priced at 900 Euros, while the CX will start at 699 Euros.

Samsung is showing a netbook called the Samsung N350 at IFA in Berlin this weekend.

The mini-laptop looks like a rebranded version of the Samsung N210, which has your typical netbook specs but which is the thinnest Samsung netbook on the market today. But the name change isn’t the only thing different about the Samsung N350.

The N350 also features both 3G and 4G modems. The unit on display at IFA has an HSPA+ 3G modem and an LTE modem for connecting to 4G networks.

The laptop has a 1.66GHz Intel Atom N455 CPU, 1GB of DDR3 memory, a 250GB hard drive, and WiFi.The netbook also uses Samsung’s new Easy Share system for streaming content from a Samsung computer to a DLNA capable device such as a TV.