Touting a slogan of “Nsist on Nvidia”, Nvidia is showcasing a full line-up of products at Computex 2005, including its next-generation integrated nForce4 MCPs (media and...
In addition to its full line of notebooks, including its Durabook ruggedized models, Twinhead International is taking a step in a new direction with its Digishare MA03 DVD player...
Motherboard giant Asustek Computer plans to emphasize the video and imaging capabilities of its various product lines, including notebooks and PDA phones, at Computex 2005, which...
US-based SATA II RAID controller IC maker Areca Technology is displaying its ARC-6080 RAID controller at Computex. The ARC-6080 is designed to meet data-intensive applications such...
Arima Computer has launched the SW500 server board and SW5001U barebone system, which adopt dual-core AMD Opteron 800 Series CPUs in a 4-way configuration, for the demanding four-way...
ATI Technologies will introduce a high-definition video solution based on the H.264 MPEG-4 standard at Computex 2005, according to ATI senior vice president for PC Business Unit Rick...
On the Friday night before Computex, DigiTimes.com managed to catch ATI CEO Dave Orton on the phone to talk about the upcoming show, industry trends and developments at the company...
Dual-core processors, dual-graphics platforms and motherboards supporting Intel’s 945 Express chipset series will be the spotlight for system products at Computex 2005 (May...
Rapidly advanced to be the third-placed DRAM-module vendor worldwide, Taiwan-based A-Data Technology is now exploring the market of flash-memory based devices. This June at Computex,...
Taiwan-based handset makers such as Arima Communication, BenQ, Asustek Computer and Eten Information Systems will highlight PDA phones and smartphones at Computex 2005 (May 31-June...
Founded in 1918, Tatung is one of Taiwan's oldest companies and one of a very few worldwide with a high school and university of the same name. Employing 20,000 people in Taiwan,...
Memory module makers such as Transcend Information, A-Data Technology, Kingston Technology and Power Quotient International (PQI) are offering a variety of NAND flash devices at Computex...
Sampo and Tatung will be the only two Taiwan-based vendors to showcase 42-inch and 50-inch PDP (plasma display panel) TVs at Computex 2005 (May 31- June 4).
Taipei looks to be on track to bring WLAN access to 90% of its residents by year-end, but visitors to this year’s Computex may be disappointed to find much of the city's WiFly...
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