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Computex TAIPEI 2011
Computex 2011, the largest Technology exhibition in Asia held at Taiwan this June saw an uprecedented number of launches and announcements in

the personal tech sphere. Not only did dozens of company revealed their latest products and projects at computex, but others held their own events

in other parts of the world as well. It is the world’s most awaited PC, Gadget and IT trade show. Each year hundreds of manufactures exhibits their

latest products and reveal their future plans. Computex acknowledges all the products manufactured or most likely to come up. Starting from the hard

wired CHIP technology, moving over MotherBoards, GraphicsCard, SOFTWARES, OperatingSystem NEXT, SmartPhones and other GADGETS, TABLETS to

the GAMEDROME.

Giving proper Juctice to Computex-2K11, here is small SpeedUp review for the Honchos present there with their products.

INTEL
The world’s gaint ChipMaker with the successful 3D tansister technology is trying to hit the market with more sophisticated products. Intel

demonstrated a new reference design for ultra-thin all-in-ones, using low-profile heat spreaders and flat SODIMM memory modules. The upcoming

Sandy Bridge E platform for enthusiasts will launch with X79-based motherboards.

AMD
Contarst to Intel, AMD hasn’t been having a very good time for the past few years. However, all that changed earlier this year with the launch of the

Fusion E-series APUs, which are highly capable of Graphical processing. It revealed a range of products tagging AMD vision. AMD booth was fully

decorated with mother boards, chips and the new Trinity APU chip.

NVIDIA
The Green graphic gaint is putting all its might behind Tegra, the world’s first mobile chip calling them SuperPhones. Nividia is coming up with GTX

560M. This both also displayed outrageous gaming rigs to be played with! These heavily customized, water cooled beauties showed off the latest

games, all running smooth as butter in 3D.

GIGABYTE
Gigabyte had the widest range of X86 motherboards on display-and it plans to have around 22 models launched in the next few months. Higlights of

the motherboard rack: assorted Z68 models, the new X79, complete line up of LIano and Zambezi motherboards, and few X58 boards for gamers and

overlockers. Others neat products on display included a redesigned “booktop”.

COMPUTEX 2K11 SHOW HIGHLIGHTS

PPLE NEXT
Apple, smooth-friendly applications developer along with superfined products manufacturer has no reports on hardwares but did focused on three

major new softwares releases, all of which will become massive game changers when they debut in the next few months.
IOS 5,
Apple has worked on its notifications features, iMessage, has made some camera improvements and Twitter a instant networking service is now

deeply integrated into most applications.
ICLOUD,
Synchronizations, Remote access, immediate Backups to all applications produced by Apple and a lot of it on Online Store Management. Cloud

Service, Cloud iOS, iTunes in Clouds etc.
OS X 10.7 LION,
Apple efforts on its portable devices has shifted focus back to the Mac this year, promising to unite the best of both worlds. A Launcpad, basically a

full-screen applications launcher, mimcs the iOS home screen, complete with slide-down folders sideways scrollings. Many applications are redesigned

to match there iOS counterparts, most notably Mail, iCal and Photo Booth. Mission Control is unified view of all open programs, widgets and spaces,

unifying the Dashboard and Expose view of past versions. You’ll be able to see all running programs, rearrange them across virtual desktops, and

even terminate them.

NEW WINDOWS
Microsoft has been promising a radical new interface for the next version of Windows, but no one can expected what they unveiled at Computex. It