Are you one of those folks waiting out for one of the dozen or so Windows based tablets to finally hit sometime soon? Well, MSI have a few tablets in store for you soon (we saw these at Computex 2010 earlier this year), one of them being the MSI WindPad 100 which sports a 10.1″ display, Intel Atom Z530 processor, 2GB RAM, a 32GB SSD and Windows 7. There’s a dock that will add 2x USB 2.0, audio jacks, LAN, VGA and HDMI.
Last we heard it would retail for $499. This time no updates on pricing or availability but we do have official press shots to show you that it is coming and we will see this tablet again at IFA 2010 which begins in early September.
If this doesn’t tinkle your fancy, then you might be interested in the WindPad 110 Nvidia Tegra 2, Android based tablet.
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