MSI used the Computex to show a Windows 8 tablet based on AMD's newest system-on-a-chip "Temash". The company focuses on the smallest branch of the APU series, with two cores and 1 GHz clock speed. The A4-1200 consists of two Jaguar cores and 128 GCN shaders with DirectX 11.1 support. The tablet is equipped with a 11.6" display with a 16:9 ratio. The resolution is 1366x768 pixels and quite normal for notebooks. It has 2 GB RAM and a 128 GB SSD. The thickness should be less than 10mm, and the weight amounts to 750 grams. The device communicates through Bluetooth 4.0, WiFi a / b / g / n and optional HSPA + or LTE. Optionally, a docking station can be bought. The price and availability aren`t known as of yet.