According to Cisco's prediction, the Internet of Everything (IoE) will create US$14.4 trillion in value from the private sector over the next decade. Since 2013, Aewin has been expanding its product line with different industrial application specifications to meet the IoE market trend.While IoE applications are making people's life more convenient, they at the same are increasing the need for people to enhance security and surveillance measures in their life. In 2014, Aewin is enhancing its products based on advanced industrial standards to offer an IoE security and application platform to better network management. There are three major vertical markets for IoT applications - energy, industrial automation and transportation - that Aewin's new products target. Aewin's new SCB-6010 series can be integrated with IP surveillance solutions to perform the functions as switches or Industrial video recorders. In addition, SCB-6010 can transmit signals and manage industrial devices, such as sending PLC signals to the control center. SCB-6010 is a DIN-rail type fanless industrial grade networking system with low power Intel Atom processor (codename Bay-Trial) processor.Features of SCB-6010- DIN-rail type fanless industrial grade networking system- Low power Intel Bay Trial (5W)- Storage device: supports swappable HDD, 3x USB and 1x CF slot design- 2.5 KV isolated protection for serial, DI/DO and Ethernet ports- Wide temperature support from -40 to 75 degrees C- IP 40- Certification: CE, FCC, UL508, ATEXAt Computex 2014 from June 3 to June 7, Aewin is showcasing its latest products and technology for the network computing, embedded and gaming segments. Aewin's booth is at #K0626a, first floor, Nangang Exhibition Hall, Taipei. To get more information, visit Aewin's website: http://www.aewin.com.tw/ or sales@aewin.com.tw.Aewin's new DIN-rail type fanless industrial grade networking system, SCB-6010Photo: Company

CAYIN is taking part in the Computex 2014. CAYIN will take this opportunity to demonstrate flexible multi-screen solutions, the benefits of digital signage advertising, interactive digital signage solutions, and easy-to-use digital content creation. CAYIN is at the TWTC Nangang Exhibition Hall J-1233.In order to meet the ever-changing digital signage market, CAYIN's professional team continues to develop up-to-date solutions for its clients. At Computex, CAYIN presents a new generation of digital signage players and servers expected to meet the diverse needs of various industries.The ultimate visual experience with multiple screensGood content can both successfully captivate the target audience and enhance the value of digital signage. CAYIN is showcasing how to use multi-screen digital signage to not only present vivid multimedia content, but also create an eye-catching experience.The true value of digital out-of-home advertisingHow do marketers express unlimited creativity in a limited ad space? Digital signage allows marketers to take advantage of the multimedia content to make digital campaigns stand out. With the collection of data associated with digital campaigns, marketers can also have a better chance of putting the right message at the right time at the right location. These sufficient measures can further help marketers manage their budget and evaluate the ROI (return on investment) for a wide range of markets.Simple self-designed digital content creationCAYIN's high-quality multimedia playback can support 1080p Full HD video, Flash, HTML5, and various types of digital content. Moreover, the rich template resources are also ready to provide users with a wide range of materials for free. At the show, visitors will be able to experience CAYIN's intuitive user interface and content editing tool (Skin Editor) and further design a customized digital template in just a few minutes.CAYIN's high-quality multimedia playback can support 1080p Full HD video, Flash, HTML5, and various types of digital contentPhoto: CompanyAbout CAYIN TechnologyCAYIN Technology offers a complete portfolio of appliance-based digital signage solutions, including media players, servers, and software, for various commercial applications, such as education, transportation, retail, hospitality, corporate use, and financial and public institutions. CAYIN is dedicated to being a reliable partner to its clients worldwide and has successfully set up various application references globally. In order to best facilitate the deployment of CAYIN products, the company also provides tailored services to satisfy the ever-growing market demand for almost limitless applications.Media ContactCAYIN Technology Co., Ltd.Connie TsengTel: +886-2-2595-1005 ext 285Fax: +886-2-25951050Email: press@cayintech.comAddress: 8F, No. 577, Linsen N. Rd., Taipei City 104, TaiwanWebsite: http://www.cayintech.com/

Human life is often inseparable from the ubiquitous building, be it for work, entertainment, shopping, or the home. As the buildings differ, so do their demands for electricity; but as time goes by, the demand tends to increase. To face the rising want for energy, two approaches have arisen. The first is alternative energy solutions (like wind and solar power). This is not always an easy approach because of the high start-up cost, which not every individual or entity can take.The second approach involves streamlining the use of energy: avoiding unnecessary waste of energy. Simply turning off unneeded devices can cut consumption drastically; yet the public is sometimes slow to pick this mindset up. And so we turn to automation as the fundamental solution, which is why we refer our customers to our smart home showroom in Wuhan.Electricity pervades all modern life - from steam power we went speedily to electricity, which now powers a huge majority of our lifestyles. It gives us light, keeps us warm (or cool), preserves our food, and entertains us by powering our many devices.Statistics say that lighting and air conditioning make up 70% of a building's energy consumption, making the two prime for pruning in order to save energy. By trimming waste from unneeded air conditioning and lighting, the savings are immediately apparent in that 70% consumption.Completely ceasing to use electricity is hardly an option. The only question, then, is how one should optimize usage of electricity. The obvious solution is to get people to manually switch them on and off as needed - but in a busy work environment, who actually actively keeps score on when it's needlessly bright or warm? Automation comes to the rescue of the people who have better things to do than fret about every bulb in the building.If the demand for electricity is traced to the environment inconveniencing efforts to save energy, then the integration of environmental factors is essential.Using dimmers, for example, can go a long way to saving energy for those who need light but not 100% of it. By studying light usage in an environment and converting the data into procedures, an all-around lighting solution is in reach that intelligently adjusts lighting as needed. Data acquisition has long been a specialty of ICP DAS - by combining sensors with data, one will see a great improvement in energy savings and take a fair burden off the users.One touch turns everything offAn all-in-one key is convenient, not only for simple building management but also for the last-out patrolmen who have to sweep the building to make sure that everything has been turned off. Instead of manually passing through the whole building, toggling all the power from one place is the way to go. The exhibition center places a TouchPAD at the entrance to each room with a one-touch "all off" option to smoothly turn everything off on your way out. Turning out the lights has never been so easy.Building automation frameworkThe quality of a complete system architecture is determined by the combined performances of both hardware and software. Most systems are built from the ground up with a specific structure in mind; many are unfortunately rigid and difficult to adapt for special cases. Is not the best case one where the system is both well-structure and flexible? ICP DAS answers the call again.Building model vs system modelThe Wuhan Exhibition Center is complete with a bedroom, living room, conference room, and reception hall - the five areas most likely to need an intelligent system. The Exhibition aims to be as all-encompassing as possible to cover most of the likely demands that a customer could have.Built to operate within building engineering standards, the TouchPAD from ICP DAS can correspond with a variety of control groups; for example, the LC-103 comes with three relays to control lighting, the LC-221 controls 0 - 10V LED dimming, and the IR-210 infrared controls air conditioning, television, and music. Finally, we worked out a solution based on an idea called "subsystem," one subsystem maps to a room or an area that contains all of the most basic control, when we utilize subsystem concept, it will no longer be a single switch controlling a single device as in the past, subsystem will simplify our works and provides an interface for us to control all things.SubsystemsThe latest TouchPADs have multi-channel communications that show off the highest performance of distributed systems. Control can be extended sequentially, one room at a time, from bedroom to living room to conference room to office to reception hall - and in the end, the whole setup can be threaded through the web and controlled remotely with mobile integration of SCADA to manage everything at once. Not only do we see an increased flexibility at work, but also a superior form of communication.Optional FunctionsWeb and mobile control co-exist harmoniously in WinPAC; both can benefit from augmenting the system with additional sensors. For example, a light sensor could detect low levels and brighten up the room to compensate; a temperature sensor could distinguish uncomfortable temperatures and make the appropriate adjustments. These automatic adjustments do not override the usual controls, merely serving to increase the utility of the overall system. They can be safely tacked on as per customers' needs without introducing complications in control.Implementation Cost and Energy EfficiencyIn terms of the general-use control kit plus housing, implementation costs about NT$90,000 (US$3,000). For an annual electric bill of NT$25,000, ICP DAS estimates as much as 40% savings on energy - typically in the area of NT$7,000. This means that one breaks even in about a decade - whereupon the benefits really begin to kick in from the energy savings.Data acquisition has long been a specialty of ICP DAS - by combining sensors with dataPhoto: Company

AAEON, a major developer of industrial computing solutions, is exhibiting at Computex 2014 its state-of-the-art Internet of Things (IoT) solutions demonstrating how the company is leading the way with the creation of next generation intelligent system solutions for our interconnected world. AAEON is at booth K0315a at Computex 2014, 1F Nangang Exhibition Hall.In collaboration with ASUS Cloud and Digi International, AAEON is showcasing the world's first Intel Quark Gateway with Digi communication technology live demo, named AIOT-X1000 for smart energy applications, one of the latest technological advances in the IoT field.Visitors to AAEON's booth at Computex 2014 will also be able to learn about the AAEON's IoT solution building blocks including a full array of industry leading x86 Intel and AMD platforms, state-of-the-art ultra-slim embedded box computers and industrial-grade rugged tablets. AAEON will also demonstrate its NVR Series and unparalleled computers ideal for transportation and cloud applications, to name a few. Come discover how the AAEON building blocks are being utilized for an unlimited range of intelligent system design applications.AAEON and IoT- Build up your intelligent systems with embedded boards and Q services- Enable IOT via embedded systems and panel PCs- NVR surveillance solutions- Industrial-grade mobile tablet solutions- eTransportation solutions- Industrial cloud solutionsAAEON gateway based on Intel Quark SoCPhoto: CompanyFor more information about AAEON at Computex, please visit: http://www.aaeon.com/en/n/events-in-taiwanFor more information about AAEON, please visit: http://www.aaeon.com/About AAEONAAEON is a leading manufacturer of advanced industrial and embedded computing platforms. Committed to innovative engineering, AAEON provides integrated solutions, hardware and services for premier OEM/ODMs and system integrators worldwide. Reliable and high quality computing platforms include industrial motherboards and systems, industrial displays, rugged tablets, PC/104 modules, PICMG half-size and full-size boards and COM modules, embedded SBCs, embedded controllers and related accessories. AAEON also offers customized end-to-end services from initial product conceptualization and product development on through to volume manufacturing and after-sales service programs. AAEON is an Associate member of the Intel Internet of Things Solutions Alliance. Visit us at www.aaeon.com.Press ContactAAEON Technology Inc.Patty WuTEL: +886-2-8919-1234 ext. 1118Email: pattywu@aaeon.com.tw

IBASE Technology (TASDAQ: 8050), a world-leading manufacturer of industrial motherboards and embedded systems, has launched the latest IDOOH-210 digital out-of-home sunlight readable panel PC. The unit is an innovative digital out-of-home (DOOH) system that is suitable for both indoor and outdoor deployment. It is manufactured to meet stringent quality standards and requirements for reliability. Not only does it support 24-hour operation in extended temperature range from -40 degrees C and up to +50 degrees C (+122 degrees F), its IP65 rated enclosure makes it dust-tight and water resistant.The IDOOH-210 has a 21-inch sunlight readable LCD display panel that provides sufficient screen brightness for good image quality. However, during nighttime conditions, the inverter allows for a wider dimming range to dynamically adjust luminance. The touch screen offers heat insulation for effective thermal protection against aging and UV. Infrared energy is reduced by approximately 80% and UV decreased to less than 1%, but still, 70% of visible light can pass through. Outdoor touch screen kiosks are popularly used in drive-thru ordering stations and designed to withstand the rigors of heavy use but also built to work in harsh environments, resisting dust and fluid intrusion. The IBASE IDOOH-210 system is an excellent choice for this and other harsh and outdoor kiosk applications such as digital signage, ticketing and vending machines.Thermal controlIBASE has put a lot of effort into designing the system to overcome issues pertaining to temperature. Based on IBASE owned thermal separation and isolation patent, an airflow-control device has been integrated into the system to calculate the airflow speed needed at various temperatures and the isolation air space setting. This maximizes thermal dissipation to deal with the heat source and cools down the system temperature effectively.Low temperature controlWhen the system temperature is lower than the set lowest temperature, the system will auto start the temperature control mechanism until the system temperature reaches the acceptable threshold. While the system is still under monitoring, the temperature control mechanism will auto start if the temperature drops to the lowest threshold.Lighting controlThere is a light sensor installed in the system that allows it to adjust the LCD brightness automatically depending on environment conditions, to save energy and provide better visibility.IDOOH-210 FEATURES:- Intel Atom processor E3845 QC- 4GB DDR3L system memory- 21.5-inch LCD panel- IR touch screen- 1x USB 3.0, 1x USB 2.0, 1x RS-232/422/485 port- Integrated DP port for second display- 90V~240V AC power input- IP65 rated front panelIbase IDOOH-210 digital out-of-home sunlight readable panel PCPhoto: CompanyAbout IBASE TechnologyFounded in 2000, IBASE Technology (TASDAQ: 8050) is an ISO 9001, ISO 13485 and ISO 14001 certified company that specializes in the design and manufacturing of industrial PC products. IBASE provides OEM/ODM services tailoring products to customers' requirements. Current product offerings from IBASE include single board computers, Mini-ITX boards, Disk-Size SBC, COM Express CPU modules, embedded systems, panel computers and network appliance for various applications in the automation, digital signage, gaming, entertainment, medical, military and networking markets. IBASE is committed to delivering innovative, practical and dependable solutions for an ever-evolving industrial computing landscape. For more information, please visit http://www.ibase.com.tw/.Contact InformationIBASE Technology Inc.11F, No. 3-1, Yuan Qu St., Nankang, Taipei, Taiwan, R.O.C. (Nankang Software Park)Tel: 886-2-26557588Fax: 886-2-26557388Email: sales@ibase.com.tw http://www.ibase.com.tw/

Cooperate Technology Co., Ltd is a leading manufacturer of industrial displays. In 2005, the United States military and aerospace departments approved its Rugged Portable Computer Series. Its flagship products are industrial displays and panel PCs. They are available in different form factors and options like open frame, chassis, stainless steel full IP65, flat display, sunlight readable display and Panel PC.In order to meet client specifications, it offers custom design services with the highest level of customer support and product quality.Anticipating a market trend towards large outdoor displays, at Computex 2014, the company has launched large-size outdoor stainless steel full IP65 LCD display. It features touch screen capability and sunlight readable (HB) display technology.It has also launched a new industrial panel PC series (Demand 8000) with two different choices of motherboard and processor - Intel Atom D2550 and Intel 3rd generation Core i7/i5/i3 (QM77) processors.Its engineers are present at its Computex booth to provide further information to visitors. As it provides custom design services, it welcomes inquiries about specific design requirements. Its booth number is K0405, TWTC Nangang Exhibition Hall.In the near future, it plans to export products worldwide and provide world-class service. Please visit the company website for further information: http://www.ces-group.com.tw/.Demand 7855 industrial large-size outdoor stainless steel full IP65 display. It is widely used in the chemical and food industries because of it good corrosion resistance.Photo: Company

Microchip Technology, a leading provider of microcontroller, mixed-signal, analog and Flash-IP solutions, today announced from Computex Taipei a new family of USB power delivery (UPD) controllers - the UPD100X with an industry-standard power delivery and battery charging protocol. A single USB cable can be used for data, and simultaneously can deliver up to 100W of power from a single standard USB port which is 40 times the power compared to USB 2.0. With up to 100W of available power, designers can dynamically allocate this power to fast battery charging and system power.The UPD1001 is the first of the family and is a highly flexible and configurable solution that supports the 5 USB-IF standard UPD power profiles plus an additional 25 UPD-compliant profiles for a total of 30 profiles supported by a single chip. This will allow designers to select the optimum power profiles in order to meet their specific application requirements. Simple configuration is achieved by strapping the two configuration select pins on the UPD1001. A multitude of configurations are available to provide utmost flexibility. Integrated quad-banks of one-time programmable memory allow for further system customization without the need of any external memory components.The UPD100X family serves a wide range of applications in the consumer (e.g., notebooks, printers and accessories, docking stations, mobile devices and battery chargers), industrial (computers and handheld devices) and automotive markets (e.g., head units, break-out boxes and USB battery chargers), among others."Today's announcement of the UPD100X family of products shows Microchip's continued support of the ever improving USB ecosystem," said Mitch Obolsky, vice president of Microchip's USB and Networking Group. "The ability to deliver 100W of power, while transmitting USB data, creates a single cable of connectivity for all consumer products. Microchip is pleased to be on the forefront of power delivery and is committed to improving the consumer's entire USB experience."View a brief presentation: http://www.microchip.com/get/643WMicrochip announces new family of USB power delivery controllersPhoto: CompanyDevelopment supportThe UPD1001 is supported by Microchip's UPD1001 Evaluation Kit (part # EVB-UPD1001), and is available today.AvailabilityThe UPD1001 devices are available now for sampling in 32-pin QFN and 28-pin TSSOP and will be supplied in 10,000-unit quantities. Volume production for these devices is expected in July.For additional information including samples and evaluation kits, contact any Microchip sales office, or visit Microchip's website at http://www.microchip.com/get/6FH0.ResourcesHigh-resolution images available through Flickr or editorial contact (feel free to publish):- Chip graphic: http://www.microchip.com/get/1UNF- Block diagram: http://www.microchip.com/get/6GK0- UPD1001 Evaluation Kit: http://www.microchip.com/get/84H0Follow Microchip:- RSS feed for Microchip product news: http://www.microchip.com/get/TB3M- Twitter: http://www.microchip.com/get/KB79- Facebook: http://www.microchip.com/get/TFVV- YouTube: http://www.microchip.com/get/H99NAbout Microchip TechnologyMicrochip Technology Inc. (NASDAQ: MCHP) is a leading provider of microcontroller, mixed-signal analog and Flash-IP solutions, providing low-risk product development, lower total system cost and faster time to market for thousands of diverse customer applications worldwide. Headquartered in Chandler, Arizona, Microchip offers outstanding technical support along with dependable delivery and quality. For more information, visit the Microchip website at http://www.microchip.com/get/FGW4.For more information, please contact:Daphne Yuen (Microchip): (+852) 2943 5115(email: daphne.yuen@microchip.com)Adam Barty (EBA Communications): (+852) 2122 9015(email: adam.barty@ebacomms.com)

At Computex this year, Leadtek takes the opportunity to showcase the fruits of its graphics and wireless communications R&D. Themed "Cloud Integration," LEADTEK will exhibit its latest 3D graphics computing, video surveillance, healthcare, Alzheimer's care solutions at Taipei World Trade Center (TWTC) Hall 1, Booth A1122. For the first time, Leadtek will reveal its complete integrated video surveillance products which are vastly different from its competitors. Leadtek's video surveillance solutions are the first in the industry to support SIP communication protocol. They include SIP IP phone, IP camera, SIP network video recorder (NVR), alarm devices and central management systems (CMS). This means that Leadtek's video surveillance solutions can immediately integrate with existing SIP communication systems embedded in communities and organizations. The whole system is also connected to users' video phones, whereby they can watch video surveillance footage by connecting their SIP video phones to any NVR. If they have the SIP APP embedded in their smartphones, they will receive warning messages on their phones when their alarm systems have been triggered. This helps to strengthen overall video surveillance performance. In terms of homecare, users can install the "amor Watcher P2P APP" on their smartphones so that they can monitor the movements of their elderly parents, young children and even pets. Leadtek also provides one of industry's best large-area video surveillance solutions, especially suitable for communities, factories, hospitals, banks, transportation etc. Leadtek is also proud to showcase its latest healthcare and Alzheimer's Care GPS systems. Its "amor cloud gateway" solution is embedded with Bluetooth 4.0 BLE, Xenon wireless module which allows physiological measurement devices such as ECG patch, blood pressure meter, weighing scale etc., to transmit data directly to "amor cloud gateway". Then, through WiFi or a mobile data network, the data will be uploaded onto the cloud server. Leadtek also created its own healthcare cloud system where information from doctors and medical professionals are available to users. Users can also manage their healthcare records and exercise information through the cloud system. Other than personal healthcare management services, Leadtek also invented a mini locating device suitable for those suffering from Alzheimer's. This helps to enhance their personal safety and reduce the burden of the care person. Known as the industry leader in the area of virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) and the graphics computing business, Leadtek will reveal new-generation cloud computing products at Computex. This includes its TERA2321 PCoIP PoE (Power-over-Ethernet) zero client, which leverages IP networks to provide a realistic PC experience. This means there is no need for the CPU, physical data storage or operating software. Complemented by Leadtek's own professional modeling workstation, it truly realizes the idea of remote working and centralized database management. It is a safe and easy-to-manage "zero client", giving uncompromised modeling and visualization performance over a secured network. Leadtek welcomes you to visit its cloud computing showcase at TWTC Hall 1 Booth A1122. Together let's experience the best of wireless communications, Internet, video and 3D visuals. For more product information, please visit http://www.leadtek.com/ Leadtek is exhibiting its latest 3D graphics computing, video surveillance, healthcare, Alzheimer's care solutions at Taipei World Trade Center (TWTC) Hall 1, Booth A1122.Photo: Company

Over the past few years, there has been a renaissance in PC gaming, with related revenues pulling even with, and perhaps this year surpassing, sales from consoles. There are a number of contributors, but the key reason is that the PC is a continuously evolving and scalable platform that can deliver unmatched performance and capability. In short, gamers want choice and they want a high-performance experience. In addition, as an open platform, the PC has benefited from enormous game innovation, including new gaming business models, such as free-to-play (F2P). F2P games such as League of Legends, DOTA2 and more have embraced the PC as their homebase and have become some of the largest and most successful games on the market, inspiring tens of millions of gamers all over the world to play, compete and spectate. This renaissance has spurred some developers to rethink their priorities and we are now seeing the PC return to the position of primary platform for the launch of many new games. This creates a self-sustaining cycle as it brings to the PC more and more gamers who are looking for exclusive, first and premium experiences. Most analysts agree that over the next 3-5 years, the PC gaming market will continue to see revenue growth of 8-10% a year, making it a logical and lucrative platform for developers to focus on. Developers are taking greater advantage of the PC as a scalable and incredibly powerful platform. In the console world, the hardware is fixed, which limits the dynamic range of what's possible. On the open PC platform, developers can harness the power of the PC to deliver a gaming experience that is more realistic, immersive and believable. Games such as Battlefield and Call of Duty offer more involving characters, more realistic environments and superior graphics effects and animations. Bringing increased realism to materials such as cloth, wood, metal, fire and smoke while delivering subtle environment changes like lighting, shadows and reflections requires a great deal of graphics processing power, which has brought even more focus on the GPU in the PC gaming market. Interestingly, the drive for graphics processing is not just coming from the traditional blockbuster franchises. More and more developers are pushing the boundaries. Games coming out of Asia that have traditionally not been graphically intensive are now being launched and requiring GeForce GTX-class graphics for best game play - for example, Blade & Soul and Guild Wars 2. A pipeline of additional titles with similar requirements are set to be released in China over the next year, as developers take advantage of the fact that more and more China gamers have been upgrading to high-performance graphics cards. But it's not all clear sailing on the PC front. While the industry has made dramatic gains in simplifying the PC platform, the fact remains that "open" means incredible diversity. This means every PC can be different, which is confusing for gamers who are not technical and just want to game. These gamers have no desire to deal with the mind-boggling number of graphics settings for each game, especially when every game has a different way of presenting those settings. With the goal of harnessing the power of the PC platform while removing complexity for its users, NVIDIA has been working hard on a number of different initiatives that improve the end-to-end experience for PC gamers. The heart of this is NVIDIA GeForce Experience (GFE). GFE allows gamers to keep their PCs tuned for the best possible game play, and it allows them to share their gaming experiences with friends and the broader gaming community. NVIDIA works closely with game developers to provide an optimized gaming experience prior to every major game release. This is delivered automatically thru GFE, and includes a "game-ready" driver as well as optimized game settings. Game-ready drivers have gone through extensive testing and are optimized for the game, long before launch. That means gamers can expect an awesome experience on launch day. GFE also optimizes the graphics settings for each game, depending on the gamer's hardware configuration. This allows a PC gamer to simply load the game and start playing with the best possible experience with a single click. The goal of GFE is to deliver 40-60 frames per second of game performance with the best possible visual detail. While this is a simple feature for gamers, optimizing game settings has a complex "back end". According to company SVP Jeff Fisher, the company has built a lab in Moscow that profiles all new games across a broad range of PC configurations. With this in hand, GFE automatically optimizes game settings according to a PC's configuration. While Fisher noted that optimized game settings and game-ready driver updates were the first inspiration of GFE, it is evolving into something bigger. GFE has been expanded to add a recording/sharing capability called ShadowPlay. ShadowPlay runs in the background and allows users to record or broadcast their gaming experiences at any time. Because it is integrated into GFE, ShadowPlay does this in the background with no impact to game play. With these seamless gaming features and extra value provided from NVIDIA to gamers, GFE has surged to almost 40 million users worldwide. Fisher also addressed how NVIDIA is working closely with developers to deliver increased visual realism in games through NVIDIA GameWorks, whereby NVIDIA provides technologies such as PhysX and VisualFX to developers so they can deliver games with cutting-edge graphics technologies that are more cinematic in feel. NVIDIA has more than 300 engineers working on visual effects. Fisher described GameWorks as being a library of visual effects - such as flames, water, smoke and lighting - for use in games. A game developer can take what NVIDIA has done and improve on it, or use the complete libraries in the game. This has two positive effects. It helps NVIDIA build a direct relationship with the game developers, whether they use NVIDIA's libraries or simply engage NVIDIA's expertise in visual effects. This relationship has the added benefit of putting NVIDIA in a position where it can do a great deal of quality assurance on a game before it is released, which ties into its game-ready driver strategy. Gaming goes mobile NVIDIA is not only making great strides in improving the desktop PC gaming ecosystem, it has been playing a key role in expanding the notebook PC gaming market, especially through the launch of its first-generation Maxwell architecture-based GPUs earlier this year. The company is seeing a great deal of growth in the notebook gaming PC market, with Fisher commenting that these devices are undergoing dramatic changes. The historic mobile gaming machines are represented by the monster 17-inch notebooks that were more "transportable", than truly mobile. While some gaming enthusiasts will still crave all the performance you can pack into a monster notebook, the power-efficient Maxwell 8-series GTX notebooks are surprising the market with their thin and light form factor, yet powerful gaming capabilities. In further support for the gaming notebook market, NVIDIA recently released GFE for notebooks, bringing all the benefits of GFE to notebook gamers. The demand for these new gaming notebooks is also bringing in more vendors to the market. At Computex, vendors such as MSI and Gigabyte will be promoting notebook models that show they are serious about the gaming market. These Taiwan firms will help make GeForce GTX gaming notebooks more widely available through multiple channels globally, which is good news for gamers. Computex a chance to see the future NVIDIA continues to innovate to push the PC gaming market forward. Last year at Computex, the company highlighted its GameStream technology, which allows PC gaming to be streamed to a console (NVIDIA SHIELD). GameStream allows users to extend the PC gaming experience to other remote devices, whether from their own PC or from the cloud. This year at Computex, NVIDIA and its partners are excited to show off what NVIDIA calls G-SYNC. G-SYNC addresses the decades-long problem in the PC gaming industry where the monitor has a fixed refresh rate but the PC games themselves don't get rendered at a fixed rate. As the scene complexity changes during a game, so does the frame rate. Yet the monitor continues to refresh at 60 frames/second. This mismatch causes some visible stuttering or tearing on the screen as frames get drawn independent of whether the screen is being refreshed. NVIDIA studied this problem for a long time and attacked it with G-SYNC. Since monitors don't support variable refresh rates, NVIDIA designed its own module that is integrated in the monitor to synchronize the game's frame rate with the monitor frame rate to deliver a buttery smooth gaming experience. OEMs such as ASUS, Acer, BenQ, AOC, Philips and ViewSonic will highlight G-SYNC monitors at Computex this year, and products will begin shipping in the next couple of months Not just a hardware company During NVIDIA's recent first quarter results, the company announced strong revenue growth in all segments of the gaming market. When asked to address what has helped the company achieve such strong growth in this market, Fisher explained that it's because NVIDIA is not just focusing on hardware (GPUs), the company realizes its success depends on the overall gaming experience. Therefore it continues to focus on the end-to-end experience of PC gamers. Jeff Fisher, SVP, GeForce Business Unit, NVIDIA NVIDIA GeForce Experience

Good Way Technology, a global leading USB peripherals and Docking solution provider, today announces the DU3710 USB Power Delivery Docking station and Thunderbolt 2 Docking at COMPUTEX Taipei, the Asia's largest ICT trade show, during 3rd - 7th June 2014. These two products are the recent engineering progress relating to new technologies of USB Power Delivery and Thunderbolt 2 development, proving the strength of Good Way Technology in the USB peripheral industry.Good Way Technology's major launch this year in COMPUTEX is DU3710 USB PD Docking station and DisplayPort, which is enabling power over USB PD for Notebooks, LCD monitors and other peripherals delivering up to 100 Watts at 20V, 10 times the power of USB3.0 power solutions. It equipped with three USB3.0 downstream ports, one HDMI port with resolution up to 2048x1152, one DVI-I port with same upper resolution limit of HDMI port, one stereo audio out and one mac in port and one Gigabyte Ethernet port. The AC power adaptor is 150W (12V/12.5A).Use DU3710 USB PD Docking station not only consolidating all the power sources in one device, but also equipping with USB display capability to allow users to switch to different displays.Thunderbolt 2 Docking boosting 4K display solutions for both Mac and Windows systemsIntel announced Thunderbolt 2 running at 20Gbs with bi-directional channel that can handle either data transfer or display, a doubling of the bandwidth over the original Thunderbolt.Good Way Technology Thunderbolt 2 Docking station expects to go into production by the 3rd quarter of 2014. This product line has two models named DB2020 and DB 2120 with the features of three USB3.0 downstream ports, one Mini DisplayPort resolution up to 4K2K through Thunderbolt Port or Daisy chain with the same Thunderbolt Port, one HDMI port with same upper resolution limit of 4Kx2K, one stereo audio out and one mic in port and one Gigabyte Ethernet port.Good Way will be also displaying its Thunderbolt 2 Docking, at the Intel booth of COMPUTEX Taipei 2014, and will also be exhibiting solutions at booth #C0506 of the Taipei World Trade Exhibition Hall. For more information, visit: http://www.goodway.com.tw/.