MSI to bring value-focussed tablets to market

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10in tablet for £80!

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Posted by Brewster0101 - Wed 06 Jun 2012 07:13

I think I would be happier if they made very decent tablet and sold them for £150 - £200 instead. £80 you know too many corners have been cut.

Posted by Biscuit - Wed 06 Jun 2012 07:15

the bit of text says 10" for £80... in the video it says £190

Posted by Noxvayl - Wed 06 Jun 2012 11:22

Brewster0101
I think I would be happier if they made very decent tablet and sold them for £150 - £200 instead. £80 you know too many corners have been cut.

It is only the small 7" one that is below £100, the 10" is £190 so fits in with your request :)

I think this is priced well, it would be a great gift for kids and a useful device for computer enthusiasts that would prefer to save as much money for their desktop as possible but would still like to try a tablet.

Posted by Brewster0101 - Wed 06 Jun 2012 12:36

I got my Motorola Xoom wifi for £250 which was a perfect sweet spot for a tablet of high spec. Only down side is Motorola support for UK customers. But £200 has to be the mass penetration point for a good spec tablet. Good for MSI.

Posted by CAT-THE-FIFTH - Wed 06 Jun 2012 13:20

I think a tablet for around £100 would be a good price for a lower end tablet. For people on lower incomes it would be not too expensive and still get them onto the internet.

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