MSI Windows 8 tablet with keyboard

MSI presented their latest Windows 8 tablet at today's Computex Digital Conference in Taipei. Although Win8 has not yet been officially released, it has already provided a preview version download. Although the younger brother has not downloaded it personally, he still played it for himself. In one sentence, he explained Win8: Win7 with a tablet interface. Of course, my explanation is shallow, but it gives me the most intuitive feeling of ordinary users like this.

The biggest feature of Win8 is that it removes the ‘Start Menu’ and replaces it with the interface you see in the picture. Metro UI for tomorrow night, if you are not used to this Metro UI, you can also return to familiar with it. Win resource browser. This means that it is a system that is common to desktop PCs and tablets.

@oioi: To tell the truth about this splitting feature, I don't quite agree with it. It definitely makes the tablet complicated. But it seems that it is easy to make the next film and watch the film.

And back to the theme, this seems to be the first Win8 tablet computer we have seen with the Ivy Bridge chip, 4GB of memory, expected to be released in September, priced at 899 euros.

By the way, its name is MSI Slider S20, and listening to the name is still a slide.