Tech Industry Computex 2008: Mio Launches New GPS Devices News By DigiTimes published 4 June 2008 Comments (0) Mio, a subsidiary of Mitac International, launched two GPS phones and a GPS navigation device at Computex 2008. Mio launched its Leap K1, a dual-sided GPS navigation phone with a dual side display, at Computex 2008.More here at Digitimes.Stay On the Cutting Edge: Get the Tom's Hardware NewsletterGet Tom's Hardware's best news and in-depth reviews, straight to your inbox.Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors See all comments (0) DigiTimesSocial Links Navigation More about tech industryMeta turns to nuclear power for AI training — asking for developer proposals for small modular reactors or larger nuclear solutionsShareholders pay up as Intel ex-CEO Pat Gelsinger is reportedly set to depart with a $12 million golden handshakeLatestSilicon Power's 4TB US75 PCIe 4.0 SSD drops to its lowest price this year, just $199See more latest ► No comments yet Comment from the forums Most PopularAMD seemingly confirms Radeon RX 8600 and RX 8800 GPUs via ROCm Github updateTSMC's N2 process has a major advantage over Intel's 18A: SRAM density Nvidia, flush with cash, looks to acquire new talent through mergers and acquisitionsChina's largest chip industry associations say it's unsafe to buy US chips — warnings come in the wake of new US sanctionsIntel's next CEO could be Lip-Bu Tan, a former member of the board who reportedly clashed with Gelsinger about strategyThis dazzling Raspberry Pi Christmas light show is incredibleApple Touch Bar turns into a $119 standalone gadget — Flexbar features a 10-inch aluminum body with a 2K AMOLED display that communicates with a USB-C cableDiscrete GPU sales dip while Nvidia continues to dominate — iGPUs increase while discrete GPUs declineGame played on a 3D dental scanner with an old Intel CPU and AMD GPU — up to 700 FPS on Counter-Strike: SourceSeasonic x Noctua turn to keychain merch after their successful 1,600W power supply collabRTX 4060 Ti transformed into a 65W GPU with a passive mod — a downclocked GPU and VRAM reduces power consumption from 160W to 65W
