MSI somehow balanced the specs so they both cost US$1,199.99. MSI’s more affordable Katana laptops come with two configurations: i7-13620H + RTX 4050 or i7-12650H + RTX 4060. MSI’s Pulse 15 with i7-13700H and RTX 4070 will cost US$1,699.99, while the version with RTX 4060 is listed at US$1499.99. The mid-range models with RTX 4000 dGPUs are expected to ship on February 22.

All three models will see availability on February 8. There is also a Raider model with RTX 4080 dGPU and slightly slower DDR5 memory for US$3,299.99. A similar configuration with only a 1440p 240 Hz screen and no additional upgrade features is offered by the Raider GE78HX model, which is listed at US$3,999.99. MSI’s top-of-the-line Titan GT77HX model with Intel i9-13980HX processor, RTX 4090 dGPU and a 17.3-inch 4K 144 Hz Mini-LED display is listed at US$4,699.99. The ITHome report mentions that Nvidia is looking to set an MSRP of US$999 for laptops featuring the RTX 4050 dGPU, but the Microcenter listing shows higher prices, unfortunately. retailer Microcenter with its listings for MSI’s 2023 gaming laptops, which also include pricing information.

According to a recent ITHome report, some online retailers will be allowing pre-orders beginning with February 1st, but the laptops will be shipped at a later date. Laptops featuring the new RTX 4000 dGPUs from Nvidia are expected to see availability in just a few weeks.

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