Computex 2007 Summary
Computex reminded us somewhat of a car tuning show, where the focus is on customization rather than innovation. However, there were still lots of interesting things to be discovered.

Computex 2007: Mobility to Go Round, Boxed Supercomputing and the Redefinition of Video
The last day of Computex brought us GPS devices, a supercomputer-in-a-box, perfect HD video applications, DTX cases without suitable motherboards, and the first true DYI notebook.

Mega Memory and Graphics Galore
We saw more Flash-based hard drives than we can remember and many graphics configurations, some new and some not, they were all here with a lot to talk about.

Storage, 4+ GHz Quad Cores and Systems
Our day 3 coverage includes lots of storage products, Core 2 Quad overclocking records, HTPC cases, fancy notebooks and the second generation of Ultra-Mobile PCs.

Coolers and Power Supplies
The first day of Computex held some surprises for us. We saw various useful and useless cases, new cooling solutions, and a plethora of power supplies that output up to 2,000 W.

Motherboard Mania
We visited the big motherboard companies on the first day of Computex. Read about Turbo Memory for PCI Express, extreme motherboard features, on-board DDR3 RAM and the latest super-computing buzz. Also check out our X38 and RD790 motherboard photo galleries!

Welcome to Computex 2007: The last of it's kind
No, Computex Taipei is not going to disappear. As a matter of fact, the largest hardware-only computer show is still growing.

Slide Shows

Computex 2007 Booth Babe Gallery
Asus Brings True DIY into Notebooks
Robert Kihlberg attempts to break 5 GHz on a quad-core
Thermalright's insane "Heat Sink Case"
FIC announces UMPC with detachable calculator
The $199 computer from Asus
MXM Graphics Goe PCI Express
Intel X38 Motherboard Gallery
AMD RD790 Motherboard Gallery
Computer chassis overload: Lian Li at Computex
Aiptek demos compact HD video camcorder
Super Talent shows off big flash drives and more
Intel $200 PC and 3-series chipsets
SlientFlux melds radiators and CPU cooler
Linkchamp 5000 watt power converter
MSI shows external graphics, passively cooled graphics card
Computex 2007 The Last of Its Kind