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Last we heard, MSI was focusing on Android slates rather than its WindPad U100W Windows 7 based tablet,Windows 7 Ultimate X64, but it seems the 10-inch unit is still headed to CES 2011 up coming week. NetbookNews grabbed some pre-show hands-on playtime together with the U100W, which runs Intel’s Atom Silverthorne Z530 processor and has a 32GB SSD.
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Unfortunately,Buy Office Home And Student 2010, it doesn’t exactly meet with much approval. While the WindPad U100W’s display is clear and bright,Office Standard 2010 Key, and the accelerometer reasonably swift to flick between orientations,Office 2010 Home And Student Key, the rest of the experience is underwhelming. That Z530 processor shares a fair chunk of the blame, being based on an old chip design instead of Intel’s newer models; MSI apparently claims it’s the most recent processor they could use and nonetheless keep the U100W fanless.
The rear camera is handy but NetbookNews’ Sascha Pallenberg tells us he reckons the WindPad U100W is “dead on arrival”. Looks MSI should’ve carried on focusing on more useful mobile OSes for tablet purposes,Office Ultimate 2007 Product Key, and left Windows 7 on the desktop.