Computex 2007
Taipei, Taiwan June 5-9
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Intel today launched its long awaited 3-Series chipsets, previously code-named “Bearlake”. Extra: Slideshow
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All Computex 2007 stories:
ECS showcases its data recovery motherboard
Qimonda reiterates it will jump directly to GDDR5
Computex Wars: AMD vs. Intel vs. VIA - and some unexpected implications: Analyst Opinion
Computex Day 3 Slideshows: SSDs, wood laptops and quad-core SFF PCs
Shuttle goes back to barebones with ten new products
5 GHz overclocking attempt at Computex
Thermalright’s insane “Heat Sink Case”
Intel planning to enter discrete graphics card market in 2008
Intel calls foul on Phenom versus Core 2 comparisons
Sandisk aims to take half of SSD market in 2010
Micron 2 Gbit DDR3 ready to go, but demand not there
ARM CEO outlines future of mobile computing
SilentFlux mixes radiators and CPU coolers
A closer look at Asus’ $199 computer
Intel: 45nm to account for 50% of shipments by Q3 08
SiS announces new mini-DTX motherboard for servers
LED-based monitors shine at Computex
Harpertown and Barcelona battle in Taipei
Asus returns to sound card market
Kingston rolls out DDR3 memory
AMD introduces low-power Athlon X2 processors, DTX spec
First system vendors demonstrating AMD’s Barcelona processor
Update: Intel launches Bearlake chipset, announces plans for sub-$200 PC
PNY to ship SSDs with up to 256 GB this year
Sandisk announces 64 GB solid state disk drive
MSI shows external graphics, passively cooled graphics card at Computex
Corsair takes DDR3 memory to 2 GHz - update
Toshiba showcases slim HD DVD rewritable drive to mobile PCs
Shuttle planning to ship stand-alone XPC motherboards
NXP to volume produce ultra low-cost handset chip solutions in Q1 08, to show solutions at Computex
Akustica introduces HD microphone
Acer to showcase 6.5-liter desktop PCs at Computex
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