Gigabyte shows off 10-inch M1028 convertible netbook
Wed, Feb 18th, 2009 |
If you thought Gigabyte's M912 mini convertible tablet was hot stuff, get a load of this. Expected to be officially unveiled at CeBIT, the company just couldn't resist bringing along a M1028 demo unit to MWC in order to mix things up.
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