It seems that MSI has a surprise for us, launching some new systems at CES that seems to get into tablet-class devices. MSI has demonstrating a 10-inch tablet using a dual-core Tegra 250 that runs Android that seems to be very fast compared to smaller tablets demonstrating that by running 1080p video of the processor.

Dual touchscreen 7-inch notebook

Running on Windows 7 and having a MacBook-like design, on tap with dual 7-inch touchscreen, unlike the pure tablet, this didn’t have detailed specifications, but it appears to be running a Pine Trail-era Intel Atom processor. Although at the beginning, it seems like MSI its the new competitor of an existing e-book reader, HP and ICD, the allready known tablet makers.

Jellow concept

Another interesting concept is the Jellow that has a 23-inch sliding display that opens to reveal a detachable keyboard as well as a mouse, but it is not for sure if the machine will be introduced in the production line.

GE series

MSI also prepared for us new upgrades of its full-size notebooks, introducing new graphics and Intel’s new Core i5 and i7 processors. Top models like GX640, GX740, GE600 and GE700 will have screens up to 17.3 inches, dedicated Mobility Radeon HD 5000 graphics anld Core i5 processors. Low budget models like CR420, CR620 and CR720 also get the i5 upgrade but have 14- to 17-inch displays and use Intel’s integrated graphics.

MSI GE700