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MSI WindPad W100 lands, priced

First shown back in May 2010, MSI’s Windows 7 powered tablet — the WindPad W100 — has now landed in the Philippines. Got the note from MSI reps yesterday and am expecting a review unit tomorrow.

However, Villman has also posted the WindPad W100 with a retail price of Php29,995.

MSI WindPad W100
Intel Menlow Processor Z530 @ 1.6GHz
2GB DDR2
32GB SSD
10.1″ Multi Touch Panel,
Windows 7 Home Premium,
WiFi 802.11 b/g/n/
Webcam with EasyFace
USB 2.0
SDHC Card Reader
Mini HDMI Port

The device weighs at just 0.8kg (1.76lbs) and MSI promises between 4-5 hours of battery life. Will post photos and more details once I get the actual unit.

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Abe is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of YugaTech with over 20 years of experience in the technology industry. He is one of the pioneers of blogging in the country and considered by many as the Father of Tech Blogging in the Philippines. He is also a technology consultant, a tech columnist with several national publications, resource speaker and mentor/advisor to several start-up companies.

30 Responses

  1. Avatar for Ed Chua Ed Chua says:

    Hmmmm. I heard through the grapevine that there’s going to be a launch event this weekend at SM Manila for the Windpad? I hope yung Android version nandon din!

  2. Avatar for Proudpinoy Proudpinoy says:

    With HDMI?Oh yeah!!!Kulang na lang SIM card slot!

  3. Avatar for charlestio charlestio says:

    @ comment 17: A quick check reveals a Capacitive screen, not a resistive one.

    Hardware won’t be a problem – touch screen response and sensitivity as the device uses essentially the same hardware as competing capacitive tablets. Yes, that includes the iPad.

    Same for speed and power – the components used (Atom Z530, 2GB DDR, GMA500 graphics, even a 32GB SSD) is on par or faster than most other tablet specs, even the iPad’s A4 core + PowerVR 535 combo. The Atom Z530 may be a slowpoke in the world of desktops and full laptops, but it’s a veritable tiger in the tablet scene.

    The sole catch to all this is Windows 7. It is not at all designed primarily for tablet / touch use, thus user-friendliness will be a bit lower down the scale. People expecting the point-and-swipe ease of an iPad will probably be disappointed, unless MSI pulls a rabbit out of its voluminous sleeve and produce an excellent Touch user interface.

    However, people who want the flexibility and the power of a full Operating System (with capital letters yan!), and in agreement with comment #14, wants a portable device for *serious work* will probably be wise to consider this product.

  4. Avatar for pogi pogi says:

    -Mahal

    -it looks more of a netbook pa rin.

    -Logo is so huge. pwede naman nila ilagay sa likod yan.

    -kailangan natin mas mahabang battery life.

  5. Avatar for csseyah csseyah says:

    sana bumaba pa ang presyo sa ibang store.

  6. Avatar for Gabriel Gabriel says:

    for me i have to wait nlang ung E301 Identity Tab may sim slot pa and for sure its more cheaper. ung e201 is around 15thou(7inch,not 3g)

  7. Avatar for BeerBoyBeerTime88 BeerBoyBeerTime88 says:

    yup, too expensive almost 30k tsk tsk tsk.

  8. Avatar for Chester Chester says:

    TOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Expensive!!!

  9. Avatar for Gumz Gumz says:

    4-5 hours battery life? 29K?

    Lugi ata… pano na lang kung medyo heavy ang application…

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