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MSI waiting for the right time to strike into the tablet PC market, says company chairman

Joseph Tsai

, DIGITIMES, Taipei

Jun 2, 2011, 15:01 0

During a visit to MSI's booth, Digitimes had a chance to have a private interview with company chairman Joseph Hsu to discuss MSI's views on the tablet PC and notebook markets.

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