[H]ardOCP: We share with you some of the sights of Computex in Taipei, Taiwan last week.

HardwareLogic: Most people pry open the packaging holding their motherboard, video card, or other hardware without giving any thought to where it came from, or how it came to be. today, HL takes you on an incredible journey....from the birth of a PCB to the final inspection of the motherboard that results. We also ...

X-bit labs: We continue our roundups of 19" LCD monitors with a native resolution of 1280x1024 pixels and an aspect ratio of 5:4. Although such products have been relegated to the bottom market segment, new models are still being released on a regular basis. Today we will introduce to you 12 new models from Acer, ...

X-bit labs: This article is an explanation of methods we use to test LCD monitors. It provides a list of tested parameters with remarks on their meaning, and a description of the measuring instruments. We will also offer you reference to all our previous articles discussing the testing approach we use, so that ...

PC Perspective: Asus took their traditional stance at Computex and showcased many unique and interesting technology items. This year several motherboards make our list of "most wanted" as does a new DIY notebook and even a new discrete sound card option!...

AnandTech: Many people are wondering why we haven’t seen Barcelona benchmarks yet. We had a chance to do some testing of the chip, with some interesting results. We also took a look at a variety of other products showcased at this year’s show.

HardwareLogic: The MaxOrb is one of the two latest CPU coolers released by Thermalake, the other being the uniquely shaped V1. Hoping that their latest releases will keep them in the front pack of this never-ending CPU cooler race, is the MaxOrb another contender or does it fall to the rear of the pack?

PC Perspective: From Computex, we take a look at the new products we saw from Corsair, OCZ, PNY and Super Talent that covers flash drives, new memory modules and even solid-state storage devices....

PC Perspective: VIA has single handedly raised the bar on the ultra-mobile PC front over the past several years with their mini-ITX form factor and others. Current models like the oqo and new NanoBook could offer UMPC features to a much wider audience....

HardwareLogic: Today you get the highlights of HL’s adventure through the halls of Computex 2007. We’ll give you a brief overview of each booth we visited, along with a bunch of pictures with a heavy emphasis on motherboards.