MSI Pushes Back Release Date for Wintel Tablet PC to March 2011
In the rapidly evolving world of tablets, Taiwanese tech giant MSI is set to make its mark with its first Android-powered device. The tablet, set to be unveiled at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Vegas in January, will boast a full color 10.1-inch display and run on the Google Android 3.0 operating system, which is better suited for tablets[1].
At its heart, the MSI tablet will be powered by a Dual-core NVIDIA Tegra 250 processor, a chipset that was competitive in the market when it was introduced around 2010-2011[1]. However, it is worth noting that newer chips with better performance and energy efficiency soon followed[1].
The tablet will also feature HDMI ports and USB ports for enhanced connectivity[1]. While the exact price has not been disclosed, it is expected to retail at $500 upon launch[1].
Michael Kozlowski, a seasoned writer with twelve years of experience under his belt, penning articles on audiobooks and e-readers, has authored this piece. Based in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, Kozlowski brings his expert insights to this upcoming MSI tablet launch.
It's important to note that the postponement of MSI's Wintel-based Tablet PC from Q3 2010 to March 2011 was previously reported by Digitimes[1].
As we await the final model of the MSI tablet, it's worth reflecting on the competitive landscape in which it will be launched. With strong competitors like Apple’s iPad, which dominated the market with superior user experience, ecosystem, and app support, the MSI tablet will face stiff competition[1].
However, as a new entrant in the tablet market, MSI brings fresh perspectives and innovative ideas. Only time will tell how the MSI tablet will fare in the market.
[1] Source: Digitimes
The article does not provide any new standalone facts about the MSI tablet.
The MSI tablet, while potentially hampered by its outdated processor and facing fierce competition from established brands like Apple's iPad, offers a chance to bring fresh perspectives and innovative ideas to the rapidly growing market of e-gadgets, including e-readers, fueled by technology advancements. Furthermore, the upcoming release of the MSI tablet, boasting HDMI and USB ports for enhanced connectivity, might attract attention among tech enthusiasts seeking affordable alternatives to high-end gadgets.
