Can international showed two new Android-based tablets of Taiwan at the Computex this week which appear much rider that the compressed WindPad he unveiled in the past.
The WindPad take advantage of 10 and take advantage of 7, which are currently displayed in a small room below the salon, will start shipping to retailers at the end of July, at a price of US $299 for version 10 inches and $199 for the 7-inch version, said the head of product MSI Rory Chen.
The tablets Show here have been running version 2.3 of gingerbread of Android. MSI hopes begin to use the operating system Android 3.0 honeycomb on shelves later this year, but it is unlikely to be available with the first devices for sale.
Take advantage of 10 is not as thin and light as the iPad 2, and a fact sheet shows that the new tablets have no 3 G option - only Bluetooth and Wi - Fi. He is also behind the iPad in other areas such as memory and storage. But price of $299, 10 tag enjoy, it is much less expensive than Tablet from Apple, which starts at $499 for the Wi-Fi-only model.
MSI said that it is targeting the 4 to 6 hours of video playback on a full battery charge. Two tablets have a 1.2 GHz ARM Cortex A8 processor, although staff at MSI booth could not immediately say what provider provides the chip. They have cameras face front and rear, 4 GB of integrated storage and an accelerometer for movement detection. They have ports for mini USB, mini HDMI, and a micro-SD card up to 32 GB.
10 Enjoy weighs 795 grams and 7 enjoy weight 395 g. In comparison, the iPad model 2 with Wi - Fi weighs only 601 g.
MSI also shows a handful of tablets of 10 inch previously announced in his cabin. They include the WindPad 110W, which takes place the Fusion processor "Brazos" Advanced Micro Devices and Microsoft's Windows 7 Home Premium OS. The 110W should be in stores by the end of June, said Chen. Prices for the product were not available.
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