Computex 2009

Acer's announcement of an upcoming 3D laptop running Windows 7 at the Computex Taipei tradeshow raises even more questions than it answers. Read more »

Mio looks ready to expand its portfolio with computers, starting with an 8.9-inch Netbook and a 12.1-inch thin-and-light notebook. Read more »

Here'sssss Moorestown, a platform that puts the processor, graphics and memory controller, among others, on a single chip. Read more »

Pixel Qi's idea 3qi display technology integrates e-paper attributes with LCD to create a versatile and potentially very energy-efficient screen. Read more »

Though very similar in specifications to its own F900, the Acer F1 smartphone feels much more desirable because of the design. Read more »

For a peek into the crystal ball of mobile computing, let's take a look at what's been announced at the recent Computex Taipei. Read more »

Intel announced updated desktop processors including two new Core i7 chips and Pine Trail-D platform for Nettops. Read more »

Made to look like a rifle magazine, the In Win Ammo hard drive casing has another interesting feature aside from its design. Read more »

Seen on the showfloor of Computex was this "20-in-1 charger" which not only lets you charge regular AA/AAA cells, but also proprietary lithium batteries commonly found in mobile phones. Read more »

AMD is the first vendor to show the next generation of DirectX 11 3D chips to the public. Read more »