MSI represented the concept of laptop computer for the artists and multimedia models Tweet

Earlier we already reported, that the company MSI will present on the exhibition Of computex two plane-tables, which, as it is expected, can compose the competition Of apple of iPad. But the novelties of company are not contained by on this. It became today known that the company developed the concept of the laptop computer MSI Of sketch Of book, which must become irreplaceable tool for the artists and designers, who work with the electron images. Model does not have thus far an index and is only prototype, chief characteristic of which detachable panel with the apparatus keyboard is. In the inverted flight position instead of the keyboard the user obtains the large sensory panel, on which it is possible to sketch or to write by hand.

Judging from the fact, that the representatives of company do not demonstrate MSI Of sketch Of book in the switch oned form, prototype nonworking and soon on the market it will not appear, but decision itself about its production is already made. As especially it is noted, model will obtain the special technology of the rapid recognition of manuscript introduction, but details are not refined.

In the addition it is possible to note that MSI demonstrates a number of the renovated classical laptop computers. MSI GT660 obtained the processor Of intel Of core i7, the graphic map NVIDIA Of geForce GTX 285M, interfaces USB 3.0, two hard drives and screens, which can reproduce exploded views, with the condition of using the polarized glasses. Together with it the company demonstrates special [soft], which makes it possible to convert the usual two-dimensional of game into 3d size.

In a series F were included the models having both Intel Of core i7 and i5, which are combined with the graphic adapter NVIDIA Of optimus and have a function of the automatic changeover between the graphic maps (paired with productive NVIDIA there is more economical Intel HD). Models are positioned as the multimedia solution.

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