Computex 2011: MSI Enjoy 7 and Enjoy 10 Gingerbread Slates Shown In Action (Video)
MSI is another one of the big brands present at Computex 2011, showcasing some budget tablets, among others. We're talking about the MSI WindPad Enjoy 10 and the WindPad 7, both...
Computex 2012: Convertible Ultrabook MSI S20 Runs Windows 8, Features Ivy Bridge CPU
Computex wasn't only about ASUS and Acer, but also about MSI, that brought the S20 convertible ultrabook, among others. This device comes with an Ivy Bridge processing solution and Windows 8....
MSI WindPad U100 Official Promotional Images Revealed
Computex 2010 might have ended, but the tablets that debuted during the show are here to stay. Among the most important names we have to mention MSI WindPad U100, that recently...
MSI WindPad Enjoy 7 and 10 Inch Tablets Priced, Starting at $199
Among the gadgets shown at Computex 2011, we've also seen some MSI devices, like the WindPad Enjoy 7 and the Enjoy 10. Now we also get prices for these models, with...
CES 2012: MSI Preparing Gaming Notebooks and Tablets for Las Vegas Trade Show
CES 2012 is ready to start in just a matter of days and MSI is among the big names present in Las Vegas. Known under their full name Micro-Star International, MSI...
MSI Launches the S100 Windows 8.1 Tablet; Comes with an Intel Atom Bay Trail...
Recently, MSI launched a new Windows 8.1 tablet, more precisely the MSI S100. This one runs Windows 8.1 operating system and according to the company we'll get a 3-in-1 device that...
MSI Brings WindPad Slates to CES 2011
Back in the days of this year's Computex, MSI showcased two tablets bearing the WindPad branding and now they're at it again, this time preparing products pertaining to this line for...
MSI Projector-Tablet is Only a Prototype, for Now
One might have thought that projectors would be more used on mobile devices than 3D technology, but that's not the case. While tridimensional technology is picking up speed, everyone seems to...
New MSI Tablet Reaches the FCC, Poses for Camera
The new MSI tablet is not at all camera shy, as shown below, in the shots made available courtesy of the FCC. This unit you're looking at is a low end...
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