MSI Butterfly concept

By Edwin Kee on 01/08/2011, filed in Home > Computers

[CES 2011] Check out this unique looking conceptual device that might just have some of you wet your pants – the MSI Butterfly that sports a 10-point multi-touch advance All-In-One display. What makes it different from the rest would be a removable 7” portable tablet device that functions as a portable media player when detached. The base will hold all the necessary components required to run the Butterfly, but will it actually “hatch” from the conceptual state to reality? Perhaps – only time will tell.

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