MSI WindPad 110W (AMD Brazos) | 10.1 ", 1280x800, 850 g
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Kirr77 @ 08/12/2011, 18:41
So in which city?
Rostov-on-Don. They also sell spare parts for cell phones. They swore that they were original, but something is hard to believe.
And I felt this case - it felt like a Chinese artificial crocodile. : smile:
Post has been editedapollion68 - 12.08.11, 18:21
Kirr77 @ 08/12/2011, 18:41
This, kakgbe, is self-evident.
But they are interested in proven places not over the hill.
But they are interested in proven places not over the hill.
and what does not suit the hillock? 3 weeks to wait? the store is checked, everything comes without problems.
if we have places with such clavs, then it’s 3-4 times more expensive, the only plus is receiving it within 1-2 days.
N.1.K. @ 08/12/2011, 21:13
and what does not suit the hillock? 3 weeks to wait? the store is checked, everything comes without problems.
I heard about this. I agree. It’s just that, on the one hand, I don’t have the experience of such purchases, and on the other, it is not clear what kind of reality with delivery to Ukraine I did not find enough information on the network. In Russia, yes, and tracking and all that. And about Ukraine - xs.
Without tracking, too, everything comes, especially such trifles as covers and stuff that are cheaper than $ 50.
As for the time, sometimes Ukraine can even get to Ukraine according to reviews.
As for the time, sometimes Ukraine can even get to Ukraine according to reviews.
TabletPCReview appeared on the forumdetailed review of the MSI 110W(in English, of course) from the person through whose hands the Acer A500 and iPad 2 also passed.
What is significant, the author has been using Windows for many years and also has an HP tm2 transformer notebook, i.e. Using Windows 7 with a touchscreen is also not new to him. In short, a typical hellish Venusian with an objective perception of the world (like me, in particular). ;)
In general, the conclusions in the article are approximately as follows.
iPad 2 is certainly good for assembly, intuitive and responsive, but it requires all sorts of special actions to solve simple tasks (from the point of view of the Windows world), such as watching a video (conversion is almost always required), uploading files to the device (there is no simple file sharing , only through some kind of synchronization).
Acer A500 - the situation is similar to the iPad 2, but there are few programs, some are simply not needed, the interface is much less intuitive than the iPad. The screen is not bad, but worse than others.
MSI 110W - native native Windows, as it is, 4-6 hours on battery, good sound compared to others, the responsiveness is about the same as that of HP tm2 with a mobile Core 2 Duo 1.6 GHz CULV, there is an SD slot, SSD is small (but expanding), the touch-sensitive case is cheap, there is no feeling of solidity, like others. For complete happiness, there is not enough active digitizer (such as Wacom) and a couple more hours from the battery.
Post has been editedKirr77 - 13.08.11, 15:18
What is significant, the author has been using Windows for many years and also has an HP tm2 transformer notebook, i.e. Using Windows 7 with a touchscreen is also not new to him. In short, a typical hellish Venusian with an objective perception of the world (like me, in particular). ;)
In general, the conclusions in the article are approximately as follows.
iPad 2 is certainly good for assembly, intuitive and responsive, but it requires all sorts of special actions to solve simple tasks (from the point of view of the Windows world), such as watching a video (conversion is almost always required), uploading files to the device (there is no simple file sharing , only through some kind of synchronization).
Acer A500 - the situation is similar to the iPad 2, but there are few programs, some are simply not needed, the interface is much less intuitive than the iPad. The screen is not bad, but worse than others.
MSI 110W - native native Windows, as it is, 4-6 hours on battery, good sound compared to others, the responsiveness is about the same as that of HP tm2 with a mobile Core 2 Duo 1.6 GHz CULV, there is an SD slot, SSD is small (but expanding), the touch-sensitive case is cheap, there is no feeling of solidity, like others. For complete happiness, there is not enough active digitizer (such as Wacom) and a couple more hours from the battery.
Post has been editedKirr77 - 13.08.11, 15:18
I wonder if the subject will work with a portable BT keyboard. And what games will "pull"?
Because all the netbooks I see havedisgusting screens, and, for example, Atom 470 + some kind of GMA there categorically does not even pull WoW: TBK. In addition, the widest choice among netbooks on Intel processors (of course), which I consider unreliable.
And all I need is sober. IPS screen, with more preference for me 16:10 (in netbooks with rare exceptions more widescreen 1024x600 1366x768) More reliable and buggy AMD processor. One problem I sometimes (not very often) need a keyboard.
Because all the netbooks I see havedisgusting screens, and, for example, Atom 470 + some kind of GMA there categorically does not even pull WoW: TBK. In addition, the widest choice among netbooks on Intel processors (of course), which I consider unreliable.
And all I need is sober. IPS screen, with more preference for me 16:10 (in netbooks with rare exceptions more widescreen 1024x600 1366x768) More reliable and buggy AMD processor. One problem I sometimes (not very often) need a keyboard.
I want to choose a tablet for myself, there are two options under consideration: "MSI WindPad 110W" and "Acer Iconia TAB W501", does anyone have a comparative characteristic \ joint tests \ comparisons, in general, everything that will help determine the choice?
For those who missed information: the AMD C-50 and AMD Z-01 processors are identical in performance. AMD Z-01 is distinguished only by lower power consumption (and lower heat dissipation, respectively). Pruflink, sorry, I won’t give - just too lazy to look. There is this infa in mini-reviews of systems and processes. The MSI 110W and Acer W500 / W501 have the same Windows performance rating on the processor and equal to 2.8 (sometimes 2.7 jumps). Moreover, all other indicators are above 4, which is significant. For some indicators, I met a slight advantage with the MSI 110W, but the reason is xs, maybe just in a cleaned system (without antivirus or something like that).
It's too early, alas. 110W, even in a foreign country, only for a couple of days I began to get to people. So far, a lot of obscurity. Let’s say, I don’t understand what’s happening with the 110W docking station: it looks like it will be sold separately or just the option equipped with it will appear later.
I personally really hope for a review fromhttp://www.notebookcheck-ru.comorhttp://www.notebookcheck.com, Acer W500 review they have a very solid.
Required. Support for BT input devices is a standard feature of Windows 7. Unless the keyboard is clumsy, of course.
Read the topic about the W500 here. They have already discussed a lot. They say, for example, that NFS Shift and StarCraft 2 are pulling.
Well, sort of like thatexactlysomewhere it is. Read the topic. :-)
Post has been editedKirr77 - 14.08.11, 13:35
Dobro78 @ 08/14/2011, 09:33
Two options are under consideration: "MSI WindPad 110W" and "Acer Iconia TAB W501", does anyone have a comparative characteristic \ joint tests \ comparisons, in general, everything that will help to make a choice?
It's too early, alas. 110W, even in a foreign country, only for a couple of days I began to get to people. So far, a lot of obscurity. Let’s say, I don’t understand what’s happening with the 110W docking station: it looks like it will be sold separately or just the option equipped with it will appear later.
I personally really hope for a review fromhttp://www.notebookcheck-ru.comorhttp://www.notebookcheck.com, Acer W500 review they have a very solid.
Lefty81 @ 08/14/2011, 04:21
I wonder if the subject will work with a portable BT keyboard.
Required. Support for BT input devices is a standard feature of Windows 7. Unless the keyboard is clumsy, of course.
Lefty81 @ 08/14/2011, 04:21
And what games will "pull"?
Read the topic about the W500 here. They have already discussed a lot. They say, for example, that NFS Shift and StarCraft 2 are pulling.
Lefty81 @ 08/14/2011, 04:21
And all I need is sober. IPS screen, with more preference for me 16:10 (in netbooks with rare exceptions more widescreen 1024x600 1366x768) More reliable and buggy AMD processor. One problem I sometimes (not very often) need a keyboard.
Well, sort of like that
Post has been editedKirr77 - 14.08.11, 13:35
Here on the forumTabletPCReviewa friend under the nickname excalibur1814, a great tablet lover who already has two W500s, promises "a lot of pictures" when he gets the ordered 110W. This makes me happy.
On the issue of comparing the battery capacity of the MSI WindPad 110W and Acer Iconia Tab W500 / W501. Because it is already uncomfortable to read, it is not clear what, especially when people also start debates.
To start.
Battery capacity (UPD: more precisely, even energy consumption) is unambiguous (not taking into account the non-linearity of discharge curves and other high matters) is determined by one number - the number of watt-hours (W * h, W * h). Either two numbers - voltage (it’s the same voltage, in volts: V, V) and ampere-hours (A * h, A * h) or milliampere-hours (mA * h, mA * h).
The indication of capacity in ampere-hours is applicable only in cases where the voltage is known (as 12 V or 24 V in cars and 3.6-3.7 V in mobile phones).
In the case of batteries with a non-standard configuration (as considered), indicating the capacity in ampere hours is pure profanity and / or marketing clogging of tanks.
The same goes for indicating the number of cells. If we are talking about classic cylindrical cells in removable laptop batteries - this is normal. But only there, and even that - there are options.
The batteries for the tablets in question are different in almost everything.
MSI WindPad 110W: 31.08 Wh * (7.4 V, 4200 mAh, 2 cells)
(photo fromJapanese review)
Acer Iconia Tab W500 / W501: 36 W * h (11.1 V, 3260 mAh, 3 cells)
(photo fromtopics about the W500 from a respectedflashnd )
Total
The Acer Iconia Tab W500 battery has a capacity of 36 / 31.08 = 1.16 times larger than the MSI WindPad 110W battery. Basta. No more nuances.
But look, what fertile ground for the imagination of marketers give the other characteristics!
Need to promote 110W? You are welcome! He has a "capacity" as much as 4200 mAh against 3260 mAh on the W500. 1.29 times more, in general - as much as 30%, read - by a third! B)
Or do you need to promote the W500? No problem! He already has 3 cells versus 2 for 110W. That is, the "capacity" is 1.5 times larger! B)
Be vigilant in general! ;)
P.S. If we talk almost about battery life, then there is no obvious answer, IMHO.
The 110W Z-01 processor consumes 6 watts versus 9W on the W500 C-50. But this is spherical, in a vacuum.
And there is also energy management, various software and drivers, screen backlighting.
In general, I think they are about the same inof timeability to work autonomously. Much more depends on the settings and the nature of the use of a particular system.
Post has been editedkomok1965 - 16.08.11, 22:13
To start.
Battery capacity (UPD: more precisely, even energy consumption) is unambiguous (not taking into account the non-linearity of discharge curves and other high matters) is determined by one number - the number of watt-hours (W * h, W * h). Either two numbers - voltage (it’s the same voltage, in volts: V, V) and ampere-hours (A * h, A * h) or milliampere-hours (mA * h, mA * h).
The indication of capacity in ampere-hours is applicable only in cases where the voltage is known (as 12 V or 24 V in cars and 3.6-3.7 V in mobile phones).
In the case of batteries with a non-standard configuration (as considered), indicating the capacity in ampere hours is pure profanity and / or marketing clogging of tanks.
The same goes for indicating the number of cells. If we are talking about classic cylindrical cells in removable laptop batteries - this is normal. But only there, and even that - there are options.
The batteries for the tablets in question are different in almost everything.
MSI WindPad 110W: 31.08 Wh * (7.4 V, 4200 mAh, 2 cells)
(photo fromJapanese review)
 |
Acer Iconia Tab W500 / W501: 36 W * h (11.1 V, 3260 mAh, 3 cells)
(photo fromtopics about the W500 from a respectedflashnd )
 |
Total
The Acer Iconia Tab W500 battery has a capacity of 36 / 31.08 = 1.16 times larger than the MSI WindPad 110W battery. Basta. No more nuances.
But look, what fertile ground for the imagination of marketers give the other characteristics!
Need to promote 110W? You are welcome! He has a "capacity" as much as 4200 mAh against 3260 mAh on the W500. 1.29 times more, in general - as much as 30%, read - by a third! B)
Or do you need to promote the W500? No problem! He already has 3 cells versus 2 for 110W. That is, the "capacity" is 1.5 times larger! B)
Be vigilant in general! ;)
P.S. If we talk almost about battery life, then there is no obvious answer, IMHO.
The 110W Z-01 processor consumes 6 watts versus 9W on the W500 C-50. But this is spherical, in a vacuum.
And there is also energy management, various software and drivers, screen backlighting.
In general, I think they are about the same in
Post has been editedkomok1965 - 16.08.11, 22:13
Reason for editing: + by dobro78
Kirr77 who does this? all holivar in the bud chopped up .. eh ...: rofl:
As for the tablet, I was surprised by such a docking station (well, honestly - UG, even without claudia)
the only docking station that I liked is the Asus eee pad transformer, but damn I want a tablet on the windows, since I’m going to take it to work more.
As for the tablet, I was surprised by such a docking station (well, honestly - UG, even without claudia)
the only docking station that I liked is the Asus eee pad transformer, but damn I want a tablet on the windows, since I’m going to take it to work more.
[email protected], 23:04
As for the tablet, I was surprised by such a docking station (well, honestly - UG, even without claudia)
the only docking station that I liked is the Asus eee pad transformer, but damn I want a tablet on the windows, since I’m going to take it to work more.
the only docking station that I liked is the Asus eee pad transformer, but damn I want a tablet on the windows, since I’m going to take it to work more.
Hm. I would still add "IMHO." ;)
I just like this version of the dock to be stationary on the table. But I have my own opinion on the use of the tablet (I wrote this in the starting post of the topic): a dock in the office, a dock at home, a monitor, keyboard, mouse, sound, USB peripherals are connected to the docks.
It’s a pity, of course, that the set of connectors is scanty on the dock: it would be nice to have a couple more USB, VGA D-Sub, eSATA, SPDIF. But even so - it's normal.
Another thing is if there is also a “keyboard dock” option for the stationary dock, like the Acer W500 and Asus Tranformer. Yes. But I personally need a stationary dock. And here the mobile keyboard was discussed above, in the form of a case with a keyboard.
By the way! And have you heard anything about this very docking station? In the kit, obviously, they are not in a hurry to sell it. What's up with her? When will it be and how much does it cost? Who heard? : huh:
Hmmm ... Who had philosophical doubts there: wait for the MSI 110W in August or wait until the fall of the MSI 120W, which is built on the Intel Cedar Trail-M and its Atom N2800 / N2600? It looks like at least 120W can be expected before Christmas, Orthodox. And even before Baptism.Intel Cedar Trail-M release postponed to November
We drove, in general. 110W taxis. :)
UPD: true, he, the infection, is also in no hurry to our lands ...<_<
Post has been editedKirr77 - 19.08.11, 10:10
We drove, in general. 110W taxis. :)
UPD: true, he, the infection, is also in no hurry to our lands ...<_<
Post has been editedKirr77 - 19.08.11, 10:10
Kirr77 @ 08/19/2011, 10:55
We drove, in general. 110W taxis. :)
UPD: true, he, the infection, is also in no hurry to our lands ...<_<
UPD: true, he, the infection, is also in no hurry to our lands ...<_<
Well, why, apparently, is already on sale in the citylink:
MSI WindPad 110W, 32GB, Gray [9S7N0E111012]
Stas_s71 @ 08.19.2011, 13:25
Well, why, apparently, is already on sale in the citylink:
MSI WindPad 110W, 32GB, Gray [9S7N0E111012]
MSI WindPad 110W, 32GB, Gray [9S7N0E111012]
Wow! This makes me happy!
But unfortunately, the regions, although ours, are not mine :) - I am in Kiev.
UPD: True, it is unclear whether the model is with 3G or not (although GPS is listed in TTX). But 18 thousand rubles (~ 620 USD) is in any case a good price (for the version with 3G - it’s just wonderful).
Post has been editedKirr77 - 19.08.11, 13:43
C 3G is :)
Tablet PC iRU Pad Master 11.6 "1366 Г— 768 Atom450 / 2Gb / 32GbSSD / 3G-GPS / WiFi + BT / Cam1.3 / 4800mAh
http://www.citilink.ru/catalog/computers_a...blet_pc/626902/
Tablet PC iRU Pad Master 11.6 "1366 Г— 768 Atom450 / 2Gb / 32GbSSD / 3G-GPS / WiFi + BT / Cam1.3 / 4800mAh
http://www.citilink.ru/catalog/computers_a...blet_pc/626902/
[email protected], 14:25
Well, why, apparently, is already on sale in the citylink
I wonder what the word "gray" means for Citylink - color or gray supply?
And now the official information !!!
The tablet with the article 9S7N0E111012 model for Russia.
The most important minus in it is 2 GB of RAM! No more no less!!!!
Already trading 2 stores. Citylink and Unimaginable.ru
Other tablets are not expected yet.
VERY SORRY!!!
The tablet with the article 9S7N0E111012 model for Russia.
The most important minus in it is 2 GB of RAM! No more no less!!!!
Already trading 2 stores. Citylink and Unimaginable.ru
Other tablets are not expected yet.
VERY SORRY!!!
Pogarnik7 @ 08.22.2011, 10:35
The most important minus in it is 2 GB of RAM!
Well, not happy, of course. But a review of foreign stores shows that even models with 4 GB are very rare there.
What is significant, in the MSI 110W - this is not a "sentence", you can upgrade (unlike the Acer W500).
With the lack of 3G - worse, yes. You can insert a module, but if the antenna is not installed, then there is much more hemorrhoids.
We must wait for a clarification of the situation with the models, IMHO.
Apollion68 @ 08.20.2011, 16:08
C 3G is
Tablet PC iRU Pad Master 11.6 "1366 Г— 768 Atom450 / 2Gb / 32GbSSD / 3G-GPS / WiFi + BT / Cam1.3 / 4800mAh
http://www.citilink.ru/catalog/computers_a...blet_pc/626902/
Tablet PC iRU Pad Master 11.6 "1366 Г— 768 Atom450 / 2Gb / 32GbSSD / 3G-GPS / WiFi + BT / Cam1.3 / 4800mAh
http://www.citilink.ru/catalog/computers_a...blet_pc/626902/
What was it? : huh: What is "iRU Pad Master" ??? : blink:
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