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The Ladies of Computex, Part Deux
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Is A-Data a legitimate company after all? Judging by those costumes... no. Fluffy skirts... WTF were they thinking?
Sorry Intel, AMD won.
Whatever it is they're selling, I'm buying it.
Fap fap fap.
drool.. japanese women are so cute.
drool.. japanese women are so cute.
Taiwan... you... ignorant... >
Don't ever expect booth girls to ever know 1 single thing about the product, they are just a paid prop. I went to a linux convention talked to some, might as well just put a life sized barbie doll on display instead lol.
They should wear more form-fitting clothes. I'm feeling a little ripped off.
Are those A-Data girls wearing a transparent part with the logo on it, or is it a tattoo? :S

AC had better girls in part one... although one of them had slightly fat legs, and they were all probably feeling very exposed
Babes? They look like school girls. Maybe those Asian girls just age really well. Bring out the grandmas!
the A-Data girls are cute, but I'll bet their "memory" is only average.
And what's the deal with everyone wearing blue and white?
I'm not sure what cute Oriental girls have to do with hardware.
Looks more like software to me :-P .
Don't ever expect booth girls to ever know 1 single thing about the product, they are just a paid prop. I went to a linux convention talked to some, might as well just put a life sized barbie doll on display instead lol.
Well what do you expect? They make a living off of their good looks. I'm sure that there are a good amount of them that actually are tech people that would know about the products, but the majority of them have no idea, nor should they be required to know. Their job entails standing around, looking good, and attracting men. In no way, shape, or form does that mean that they should know about the product that they most likely don't care about, that's what the reps at the booth are for.
We need bigger pictures...
Don't ever expect booth girls to ever know 1 single thing about the product, they are just a paid prop. I went to a linux convention talked to some, might as well just put a life sized barbie doll on display instead lol.
Not entirely, the girls hired for Computex Taipei are required to memorize all kinds of specifications for the products they advertise. Most of the time, they give the presentations as well. I wouldn't know about a linux convention...
Do you really care what they know, so long as they know their own phone number and are willing to give it to you?
Who wants a girl that can explain macro-op fusion and has a 486 processor die key chain? Well, actually the key chain would turn me a little, but what about the macro-op fusion?
Nice legs. Sweet chicks. Wish a girl came along with each motherboard.
Wow, I wish I was at these conferences.
yeah! less compression too!
We need bigger pictures...
ok , first off i'd like to say i love every thing about girls , and these are some cute girls , also I'm by no means a conservative. But being that I'm a student majoring in game art design, I care deeply for the industry which i intend to join one day, given that fact i have to say I find boothe babes, tacky, to say the least. I thought it was great when E3 killed booth babes a few years back , I thought it was terrible when they brought them back reccently. For starters it paints a very bad image for the industry, to have "show girl" style babes posing at what is supposed to be a technology demostration. Gaming and computer harware Are not industries, whose only fans are adolescent boy teens. Hell at my school the head of our Game art design department is a woman. there are countless women in the game design industry, as well as countless gamer girls. I'm sure out ther there are plenty of women that find these booth babes offensive to say the least. to that end i just can't "get into" the hype over boothe babes , they do nothing for the products, pass projecting a negative image of the industry to the rest of the world. Plus they possibly offend some of the industires best and brightest workers... I'd like to hear the author's actual opinion on this subject , since the author is a woman herself , so please respond Jane what was really on your mind as you wrote this article ?
ohhh correction i noticed jane was not the one that wrote this part of the article so strike that last line from this post i just doubled posted same note one part one and 2 because I assumened she would be writing this part as well my bad. Sorry marcus
....Sorry Intel, AMD won.
The mixed one is nice but the dark Filipino one aren't that good.
I'm not sure what cute Oriental girls have to do with hardware. Looks more like software to me :-P .
Software for you but hardware for the rest of us. LOL.
Don't ever expect booth girls to ever know 1 single thing about the product, they are just a paid prop. I went to a linux convention talked to some, might as well just put a life sized barbie doll on display instead lol.
Just read the spec sheet next to the product. Show reps only know as much as the PR manager is willing to tell them.
Isn't E3 in LA? whats with the Asian women? there nice and all but...
Jane got all the hot ones.
Now that's what I'm talking about!
Isn't E3 in LA? whats with the Asian women? there nice and all but...
THIS IS COMPUTEX!!! (I run forward and kick this person into a bottomless pit!)
And computex is in Taiwan.
This is sad. Way to go technology industry, for keeping gender roles alive.
Don't ever expect booth girls to ever know 1 single thing about the product, they are just a paid prop. I went to a linux convention talked to some, might as well just put a life sized barbie doll on display instead lol.
LOL whatever does it for you... You must be a moron to go up to a hot girl and start talking about Linux to her.
I'm going to have to go ahead and disagree with you there..
Take another look at the Intel gal with the dimples.
This is sad. Way to go technology industry, for keeping gender roles alive.
The bottom line is that if women showed up to these shows as guests, there would be hired MALE models in equal proportion. This is nothing more than targeted advertising, the vendors are catering to their audience. Are you seriously suggesting that they are foolish for realizing that men make up a huge portion of the decisionmaking purchasers of these products?
So, what's with the tiny hats??