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Computex 2007: The Last of Its Kind

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The 300 km/h HSR (Taiwan High Speed Rail - almost 200 mph) is one of the fastest trains in the world. It began its service in January 5, 2007, and connects Taipei with cities in central and southern Taiwan, and the service has seen its fifth million passe

While we usually prefer talking to a human being rather than using a vending machine, many Taiwanese don't speak very good English. Therefore using the vending machines makes sense. The vending machines support Chinese and English, and they take credit an

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