Computex Trends and Awards

Jun 8 2004, 12:00am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Asus P505 wins Computex award. The Computex 2004 Trade-Show attracted this year close to 118,000 visitors. That is 16 percent more compared to last year.

One big trend were Personal Video Players. MacWorld UK and The Register have good articles about that. This Christmas MP4 player will be much bigger than they are now. Many manufacturers will be offering them.
Large LCD TVs were another focus point for the Computex. Digitimes has a story with photos about the LCD TVs exhibited.

Computex also puts out awards. Asus wins an award in the mobile products category for its P505 Smart Phone. First International Inc wins in the same category with a bluetooth enabled MP3 Player.

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