When AMD announced its Radeon 5500M, MSI pounced to become the creator of the world's first Navi-powered laptop, the Alpha 15 . With the launch of AMD's new 7nm Ryzen 4000 series of mobile CPUs, MSI has once again set about the task of creating a budget-friendly Ryzen/Radeon powered system, deciding this time creating the Bravo 15.On the CES show floor, MSI has showcased a Bravo model which offers gamers a Ryzen 7 4800H processor, 16GB of RAM and a Radeon RX 5500M graphics card. The unit used a red-backlit keyboard and used a 144Hz Full HD IPS display which supported AMD's FreeSync technology.MSI confirmed that the final version of the MSI Bravo 15 would utilise a per-key backlit RGB keyboard, like the Alpha 15, as well as the option to purchase it with another Ryzen 4000 series CPU option. This processor is likely to be AMD's Ryzen 5 4600H, a 6-core, 12-thread Ryzen mobile processor.The Bravo 15 is designed to offer PC gamers an affordable all-AMD notebook option, which means that the MSI Bravo 15 is somewhat plain-looking. Even so, the Bravo 15 does make some strides to look better than its predecessor, replacing its green bird logo with a silver version. The laptop also contains two USB Type-C connections, twin USB Type-A ports and support for external displays through an HDMI 2.0b output.At this time, MSI's Bravo 15 has no confirmed pricing levels or a firm release date.