MSI hasn't left us short-handed just yet at Computex 2012 as the Taiwanese manufacturer continues to have much to present to the public. As if the S20 Slider and GT70 with the newly announced GTX 680M weren't enough, MSI has managed to pull in the new GX60 - a 15.6-inch gaming notebook equipped with the A10-4600M APU and a dedicated Radeon HD 7970M GPU.

As an AMD-centric notebook, the GX60 is meant to complement to Intel/Nvidia notebooks sporting the latest Ivy Bridge and Kepler processors. What has us most intrigued is that MSI will be targeting both the die-hard AMD and Intel fans with the GX60 and GT60/GT70 models, respectively, meaning that the inevitable benchmark comparisons between the polar models will most certainly attract the more vocal forum users. If our recent Trinity review is any indication, however, the A10-4600M is actually roughly comparable to the older dual-core Core i3-2310m. How this may or may not bottleneck the GPU will make for quite the interesting review when the time comes.