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With the emerging market for smartbooks, new product categories have excogitated to align with user needs. Freescale has teamed up with Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD), to explore an array of visionary “smartbooks” at Computex in Taiwan...
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Now, that’s what Chinese are capable of, doing things not even thought of before. Even Microsoft would have been taken aback by this novel display at Computex,...
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Taiwan’ President Ma Ying-jeou waves to well wishers as he arrives to give the opening speech at Computex Taipei, the biggest information technology trade show in Asia, Tuesday, June 3, 2008, in Taipei, Taiwan.
