Second Hand Smoke: A Nervous Computex
There is no doubting that Taiwan will continue to remain a strong supplier of technology components and parts to the system builder and enthusiast community. However, there is a great chasm that separates many Taiwanese manufacturers from the mainstream of the North American market. This chasm can be bridged by any company that has both marketing savvy and the desire to take on the risk.
Who in Taiwan has both ?
Read on in Omid’s blog at omid.tomshardware.com .
Sanyo launches portable 3D GPS system
- You'll Have The Duck
- FBI aims to launch new computer system by 2006
- IBM starts 45 nm chip development
- Apple CEO vows to take "blogger" suit to Supreme Court
- Samsung proposes LCD size standard
- LCD TV panel shipments exceed LCD TV shipments
- Kingston: NAND flash to account for 50 percent of sales by 2010
- DRAM spot prices remain stable
- Samsung to continue lowering 8 Gbit NAND flash prices
Western Digital and LSI Logic explain and promote SATA II harddrives
- Looking for a screen for your game console?
- Sharp launches 1Bit Auvi MD player
- David Strom: You'll Have The Duck
- Cellphone sales expected to exceed 750 million units this year
- Layoffs in Linux space
- Holographic storage to debut at "very end" of 2006
- Antiphishing toolbar for Firefox released
- Crossfire may boost ATI chipset shipments
- Intel claims no tight chipset supply, mobo makers not so sure
Sponsored
See more
Latest news
Miscellaneous Previous news
Partners
