Computex 2008 Innovation Award

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The new Tom’s Hardware Innovation Award can be granted for outstanding products we find during trade shows, conventions or other events, where it is typically difficult or impossible to differentiate between so-called "me too" products and true innovation. Hence the Computex 2008 Innovation Award will be granted to a selected number of products that look very promising. Here are the Award winners for this year’s Computex 2008 in Taipei, which being held between June 3 and June 7. Congratulations to the winners!

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Patrick Schmid
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Patrick Schmid was the editor-in-chief for Tom's Hardware from 2005 to 2006. He wrote numerous articles on a wide range of hardware topics, including storage, CPUs, and system builds.

  • Shadow703793
    What are the basis for the so called "Innovation Award"???
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  • guntario2715
    I believe the basis for the innovation award is that the technology must be innovative.
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  • pschmid
    @Shadow703793: Exactly. It has to be something really new, useful or with a measurable added value. If you have more suggestions please let us know.

    Best,
    Patrick Schmid
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  • Ptosio
    But what's so innovative about it? It's just a PSU - maybe more efficient than the others, but then what? Does that really matter? Its higher price will almost surely overcome all the savings it could make, anyway. So, who cares?
    It's good that the efficiency of Power Suplies is increasing, but it's hardly something to be called the biggest innovation of Computex.
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  • Shadow703793
    I believe Toms should do a PSU quality (ie Rail stability,etc) review first. If they do so they will find a few surprises about CoolerMaster products. There are thorough reviews done by ard|OCP.
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  • Shadow703793
    +1 for Ikonik R10 and WiMAX. Good choices for the award. Should be interesting to see that case.
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  • cybereality
    Numerous companies were displaying big-screen stereoscopic 3d displays and the most innovative products you find is a "green" PSU and some random case with "smart" fans. Ok, whatever.
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  • Gamesky
    This case looks quite cool. I would like to see more info about it. Is it available yet? I never seen a case that has software control that adjusts the fans before. Should be interesting to see.
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