MSI announced at the Computex 2011 two new tablet devices, the WindPad 110W running Windows 7 and the WindPad 100A Android tablet. These WindPad devices are designed in collaboration with fashion designer Jeremy Scott. The 100W is powered by AMD’s Brazos Fusion dual-core processor, 2GB of RAM and Radeon HD6250 graphics. It packs up to 64GB SSD for storage. It weighs 850g. The WindPad 100A, on the other hand, sports dual-core ARM Cortex A9 processor, 1GB of memory and 32GB SSD. Both devices are equipped with G-sensor, Ambient light sensor, SD card slot, USB connector and HDMI

CES 2011 has MSI presence in a major way, but somehow a couple of days earlier when the company held their press conference at the Las Vega venue we thought something was missing.   At the press meet the company had been talking only about the various notebooks laden with Intel’s Sandy Bridge. We, in the meantime, were looking for some possible tablets! The company finally has brought on the slate they had been making all the while. The MSI WindPad 100A was seen peeking out of a MSI showcase at CES. The Android tablet is almost ready for roll out, and we are now expecting a