MSI Shows Off Slider S20 Ultrabook at Computex

[JMcEntegart]

MSI does convertible ultrabook with a twist (or should we say slide?).

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[mcd023]

this is great! I'm really looking forward to a Win8 convertible tablet/book format. Although, I still plan to use my lappy with its GTX260M for gaming...even though I haven't played games in about a month! lol. Looking forward to this launch!

 

[classzero]

I am glad to see a company making a tablet functional instead of worrying about how thin they can get it. This raised an eyebrow for me. Now if MSI could have only made one with Windows 7 . . .

 

[dalethepcman]

It's something different, but the slider phones always seemed to have problems. I hope they don't have any design flaws that would cause the slider to break.

I'm waiting for an updated AMD C/Z series APU and I think I like the transformer approach more. I have an Iconia W500, which is a cheesy c-50 transformer like tablet, but once someone (asus) puts these two things together I will gladly throw money at them.

 

[mayne92]

I would definitely be for something such as this!

 

[WR2]

Looks very interesting.
I'd certainly be OK with the slightly larger frame for having a choice of tablet and keyboard modes.

 

[GreaseMonkey_62]

I would be very interested in this.

 

[GreaseMonkey_62]

I am glad to see a company making a tablet functional instead of worrying about how thin they can get it. This raised an eyebrow for me. Now if MSI could have only made one with Windows 7 . . .

I'm sure you could always get one and install Windows 7 on it.