Editor's Note: While Computex took place last week and all of the news announcements are behind us, we're still sorting through hundreds of in-person meetings and demonstrations, picking out just a few more of the most interesting items we saw up close.
Gigabyte makes a number of products with the "Black Edition" label, which, in Gigabyte parlance, means that the product has been tested for at least 168 hours – seven full days. This testing occurs in a facility owned and operated by Gigabyte, and is meant to ensure the durability and reliability of certain products. Only after the products make it through this harsh testing process do they get approved and sent to distribution.
While at Computex 2014, we came across a video fragment showing off this testing facility. This video is made by taking a picture every minute for 24 hours, and then playing it in a time-lapse.
The Gigabyte representative who gave us the clip told us we were only allowed to post it if nothing funny or out of the ordinary happened in the clip, to which we sarcastically responded that we'd post it especially if there's something funny. To our disappointment, there wasn't. Still, it's interesting to watch, and it gets particularly pretty when nighttime hits and the lighting is turned off. (Or maybe you can find something out of the ordinary that we couldn't.
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