Specifications
MSI WindPad 110W 10" Tablet PC
For the user who is not a fan of the Android operating system and is looking for an alternative to
the iPad that is suited to business and home use, then a tablet running on Windows 7 is the
answer.
Features
The MSI WindPad is powered by AMD Z-series APU processors and has genuine Windows® 7
premium installed as its operating system. It has 2GB DDR3 memory and a 32 GB hard drive,
more than sufficient for any movie, songs or video storage requirements. It is Wi-Fi enabled and
the SRS Trumedia installed offers an excellent acoustic experience, sound is reported as good by
users. Built into the Windpad is GPS and what they call Smart Media Link to connect to other
devices for sharing information. Built in are two cameras, one rear and one forward facing for
photos, video capture and conferencing. This is a Windows 7 tablet, a PC bsed operating system
and as such is fully upgradable to whichever form of RAM and memory you want. It is slightly
less responsive than an Android based tablet but you are loading programs not apps!
Usability
To enable faster response for standard functions MSI have integrated a number of Hotkey
functions and also a smart tracker, touch ball mouse as well as the capacitive multi-point touch
screen with IPS. You can then hold this tablet with two hands and still navigate the screen. It
weighs around 1.8 pounds and has a 10 inch, 1280 x 800 pixel wide view screen, with switching
from landscape to portrait taking about 2 seconds and with the capacity to lock the rotation
down. If you use your tablet for work and or store sensitive material and documents then the
TPM (Trusted Platform Module) security chip will be of added significance. You can encrypt
your files to be password protected and only able to be opened with the TPM chip so no hacker
can get into your secured data. The Hot keys also work for settings so for example you can adjust
your screen brightness depending on whether you are gaming or reading an Ebook.
What customers say
This is definitely a tablet for the PC geek, and Windows user. It is not a tablet full of gadgets and
apps for surfing and playing. This is serious hardware that is somewhat ahead of the available
software! Many users are waiting for Windows 8 to be released to install on this tablet and for
some upgrades to come out for added usability. However, if you are a windows fan and want a
tablet that is totally compatible with your PC, and can link to it, but do not want to carry around a
heavy laptop then this is a good tablet for that purpose. It is capable of supporting games and has
great video playback with good sound and clear resolution plus it is very upgradable as regards
memory and RAM, so think of it as a mini PC. The MSI WindPad 110W is relatively new, but so
far is scoring well with Amazon customers.