Joanna Stern from Laptop Mag stopped by MSI’s booth at CES 2009 and took a look at the U120H with a touch diplsay. The netbook isn’t scheduled to hit the market anytime soon, but it’s example of how the company’s trying to innovate and improve its netbooks.
Joanna said:
While MSI can’t really tout innovation here, we were still fairly impressed with the responsiveness of the screen. Light taps on the screen were responsive and using a finger to move through Windows XP’s folders and menus was smooth, without having to tap repeatedly. Other than that, there isn’t much else to say about the tablet performance. Check out the video below for a full walk-through of the touch experience.
Check out her article for more and a video of the U120H w/Touchscreen
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