Computex 2006 – Part 4

Here is part 4 of Computex, which will also likely be the last part since things are wrapping up.

Once again, techPowerUp! has another roundup of companies they have checked out.

Arctic Cooling displayed their new PSU project at the show. They emphasize extremely high power conversion efficiency, up to 90%. Another product was the Fusion Supporter which improves the voltage quality and stability of your video card.

Arctic Cooling, DFI, ECS.

NGOHQ has even more Computex updates:

If you have been following our coverage so far, it goes without saying that we are running out of steam. We have been going strong for 4 days straight, starting with some serious Jet-Lag and continuing with less than adequate sleep. For this reason Day 3 is devoted to nothing else but the finest Booth Babes we could find.

Hexus doesn’t believe in stopping to breathe, as seen by their vast coverage:

• Flybook VM : an ‘airplane friendly’ notebook
• FOXCONN wax lyrical at Computex 2006
• All-in-one PSP charger, battery and cradle
• Rys takes one for the team!
• Flybook go anywhere with a 3.5G notebook
• Compro’s new gadgets impress this tired hack.
• Disney and A-DATA cash in on media cards
• EPoX’s Optimus series motherboards set to make an immediate impression
• Biostar’s mixing it up with innovative products

Motherboards.org has Day 1 and Day 2 coverage.

What a way to spend a first day – caught up in the contests and products of Gigabyte, impressed by the diversity and quality at ECS, and absolutely gobsmacked by Corsair’s performance. If there anything more that I can ask for? Well, actually yes, there is. Tomorrow’s article will cover Intel’s Keynote, as well as ASUS and Thermaltake’s booth, among others. I will also be taking a look at overclocking an ES Conroe chip on completely stock everything, and seeing where that’ll go.