Seoul, June 7, 2010 - Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd., a market leader and award-wining innovator in consumer electronics, has launched the world's first eco-friendly and large format information display (LFD) incorporating LED backlighting technology. Samsung is introducing the EX series which is the world's thinnest LFD suitable for showing large advertisements, and is available in 40-inch, 46-inch and 55-inch models, and also has the option of a built-in PC. The series are the result of the display market leader's ambitious project to become the world's first to launch LED LFD.The new LED LFDs are much better than conventional LCD displays in terms of electricity consumption, design, image quality and efficiency, and they are expected to significantly change the landscape of the advertising display market."The EX series will have an innovative impact on the large format information display market with their eco-friendly and highly efficient options, impressive image quality and sleek design," said Jin-Hwan Kim, executive director in charge of Samsung Electronics' Visual Display Division. "Building on their first launch, we will continue to be at the forefront of the market with more user-friendly solutions and advanced technologies." The EX series, which consume significantly less energy than the existing models, are green products with Energy Star 5.0 certification. By incorporating LED technology, these models use up to 40% less electricity than LCD displays and produce less carbon dioxide and fewer hazardous substances. In addition, the option of a built-in PC eliminates the need to purchase an additional PC, resulting in higher efficiency and less maintenance cost.The EX series also boast extreme thinness and lightness, which make them much easier to use. They are 35-40% lighter than other large information displays of the same size at about 15 kg (based on 46-inch), differentiating themselves from the conventional heavy and thick advertising displays. Unlike the existing displays that take several people to install, the newest series can be installed conveniently and quickly.In addition, the EX series features a 120Hz panel refresh rate. This advanced technology enables faster image changes without motion blur, which deliver clearer advertising messages to the audience. The 1920x1080 Full HD resolution and the high contrast ratio provide true-to-life picture quality. Magicinfo i, Samsung's proprietary content management solution also allows you to control several displays easily by connecting them to a network.Samsung has set the EX series apart by applying advanced technologies, which have not been used in conventional large displays, but provide a better user experience. The RJ45 port enables you to control the displays through a LAN cable wherever you are. The smart scheduling function, allows you to turn on and off the display, adjust the volume and set input sources by simply using the OSD.The EX series is a perfect mixture of Samsung's display technology and an eco-friendly concept which improves user convenience that will lead to the standardization in the display market.Samsung EX series LED large format display Photo: Company

(June 9, 2010) Aeon Lighting Technology (ALT), a leading global manufacturer of high power LED lighting products, today launched "Donate USD$1, Save the Earth" campaign during Photonics Festival in Taiwan, offering its award-winning LED lighting product - Aurora MR16 with USD$1 per piece! With USD$1 donation, visitors will enjoy ALT's high-quality, 100% mercury-free, 90% energy-saving Aurora MR16 V1 Series and turn "green", as all campaign income will be donated to WWF (World Wildlife Fund), supporting its actions in reducing carbon footprint and protecting the future of nature. In addition, ALT will showcase its newly-launched high power LED lighting products of high-brightness and optimal efficiency in Photonics Festival, including Aurora MR16 V5, world's brightest MR16 lamp; AC Dimmable A19 LED Bulb, the first dimmable A19 bulb in the world, and 4' Orion T8 series with optimal brightness of 1800 lm."The goal of the campaign is to promote more efficient use of energy and the maximum reduction of pollution by bringing the 90% energy-saving, 100% mercury-free LED products to more people, hoping to make a difference to the world," said James Liang, president and CEO of ALT, who announced to donate products equivalent of USD$19,200 for the "Donate USD$1, Save the Earth" campaign. "The mission of ALT is to promote the highly-efficient LED lighting technology and make the energy-saving LED lighting products available to all," concluded Liang. The campaign will feature ALT's award-winning Aurora MR16, which has won the coveted iF Product Design Award 2010 and M Technology Award 2009, meeting the highest international standard in choice of materials, energy efficiency and environmental impact.Meanwhile, ALT will showcase its newly-launched high power LED lighting products of high-brightness and optimal efficiency in Photonics Festival: available with Cree chipset, Aurora MR16 V5 is world's brightest MR16 lamp (up to 720 lm), suitable for creating perfect spotlighting effects; AC Dimmable A19 LED Bulb, the first dimmable A19 bulb in the world, creates relaxing atmosphere and flexibility in brightness without any flicker, while its high power factor of 0.98 and optimal heat sink design ensures minimal energy waste and long lifespan of 20,000 hours. In addition, the newly-launched 4' Orion T8 is an ideal replacement of fluorescent lamps, offering optimal brightness of 1800 lm, 100% mercury-free!ALT AC Dimmable A19 LED BulbPhoto: CompanyALT Aurora MR16 V5 LED bulbPhoto: Company

Corning announced the commercialization of its Eagle XG Slim, a new line of thin glass substrates, at Display Taiwan 2010 in Taipei on June 9. While the initial focus is on enabling lighter-weight portable devices, with glass sizes up to 5G at 0.4mm thick, Corning will add more sizes and thicknesses to the line to support larger applications like LCD TV."As the first to supply commercial volumes of 0.5mm glass and now 0.4mm glass, Corning is pleased to apply its technology leadership to help enable the industry's continued advancement," said James P Clappin, president, Corning Display Technologies. "Eagle XG Slim glass will allow device makers to reduce costs and provide a greener product while creating the sleek, multifunctional devices consumers desire."Currently, most panel makers begin with 0.5mm thick substrates for portable devices, and then employ a costly thinning process that uses chemicals to reduce the thickness of the glass. Corning's proprietary fusion process forms thin glass of pristine surface quality, ready to use as-formed. Thin input glass requires no additional panel thinning to achieve weight and thickness targets. Benefits include a lower total cost, a simplified supply chain, and reduced energy consumption.Additionally, the new substrates will leverage the Eagle XG composition, the environmentally friendly glass substrate, making devices even more recyclable.Corning will produce Eagle XG Slim at its plants in Asia, utilizing its worldwide supply chain. Samsung Corning Precision Materials will also supply the product line to customers in Korea.Moving forward, Corning plans to develop 0.3mm substrates for glass sizes that support portable electronic devices and to broaden the line to include gen sizes that support TVs and other large displays.

Imagination Technologies, a multimedia and communications chip technologies company, has announced the Powervr SGX544, a high-performance graphics core for embedded and mobile applications with full support for Microsoft DirectX 9 and multi-processor capability.SGX544 can be implemented as a 4-pipe single core, or in multiprocessor (MP) configurations of between two and 16 cores, meaning up to 64 pipes.As embedded and desktop application platforms continue to converge, Imagination has seen growing demand for DirectX 9 capabilities. SGX544 provides full support for DirectX 9 Feature Level 3 with hardware acceleration, making it suitable for mobile devices since it offers the highest performance per mm-squared and per mW with lowest system overhead, the company claimed.SGX544 also provides support for desktop OpenGL 2.1 (including X11 integration with DRI2, EXA and DRM support), OpenGL ES 1.1 & 2.0, OpenVG 1.1 and OpenCL 1.1 Embedded Profile. Software configurations for Linux, Android, MeeGo, Palm's WebOS, Nokia's Maemo, Symbian, Windows Mobile, Samsung's Bada Nucleus, and a variety of other RTOS are available with POWERVR SGX powered devices.Imagination, in the past year, has signed three more Taiwan licencees, SiS, Realtek and Mediatek. Its OEM partners in Taiwan also include Asustek, Acer and Tatung.

AU Optronics (AUO) is taking part in Display Taiwan 2010 at Taipei World Trade Center Exhibition Hall 1 from June 9-11 to showcase its full lineup of display products.The exhibits include 3D display technologies with panels ranging from 8- to 65-inch, the range of 46- to 65-inch power-saving LED-backlit TV panels, LED-backlit IT (notebook and LCD monitor) displays from 10.1- to 24-inch employing multi-touch or MVA technologies, and small to medium-size e-paper display applications, in addition to advanced TV display technologies such as the 58-inch CinemaScope HDTV and AMVA5.AUO is also showing what it calls the world's largest 32-inch projected capacitive multi-touch LCD display and the world's first 2.4-inch transparent AMOLED in-cell touch panel.The exhibition area is divided into sections including 3D displays, advanced technologies for TVs, LED-backlit TVs, IT and general displays, mobile display technologies, AMOLED and e-paper.3D displayAUO is exhibiting a series of 3D display technologies, including glasses-free barrier and lenticular lens types, and pattern retarder 3D panels to be viewed with special glasses, with panels ranging from 8 to 65 inches.Of the exhibits, the 65-inch pattern retarder full HD 3D panel is the largest commercialized 3D TV panel available, the company said. All it takes is for the audience to put on a pair of polarized 3D glasses, weighing only 10 grams, and 3D images with high quality and brightness could be easily captured. The 3D displays come with LED backlights, making the panels even slimmer and more power-saving. The fact that these large panels do not take up much space makes them the most ideal green choices in home theaters.In addition, the 65-inch full HD lenticular lens 3D panel, with high brightness at 650 nits and eight viewpoints, allows the audience to enjoy 3D experiences without 3D glasses.Advanced TV display technologyAUO is showcasing the world's largest 32-inch projected capacitive multi-touch panel capable of recognizing 10 touch points simultaneously. Back in the days of single touch point applications, it was easy to locate the only touch point on the panel. However with the development of multiple touch points, sometimes ghost points are falsely registered during the detection process. AUO claims its 32-inch projected capacitive multi-touch panel has successfully attained zero ghost point, demonstrating the real convenience of using multi-touch panels.In the same section, the 58-inch CinemaScope LED HDTV is being displayed with an ultra-wide resolution of 2560x1080. Films of the 21:9 aspect ratio could be played without black bars on the top and bottom. Also, with its 120Hz double frame rate, motion blurs that characteristically troubled passive lighting displays are effectively reduced.In addition, the 55-inch full HD panel employing the latest AMVA5 technology with ultra-wide viewing angle is also on display. AUO has worked to increase cell transmittance to enhance power efficiency. The color washout problem commonly found within traditional MVA technology has also been resolved with AUO's proprietary development in pixel control and LCD driver, the company said. The intrinsic static contrast ratio has been raised to 16,000:1; light leakage is reduced, with enhanced image sharpness at dark state.Power-saving LED-backlit LCD TV panelsThe trend toward eco-friendly, slimmer and power-saving TVs has set AUO to apply innovative green technologies to large-size panels. In this year's show, AUO is exhibiting panels ranging from 46- to 65-inch, among which the 46-inch full HD LCD panel with 10.8mm edge-type LED backlight weighs merely 10.5 kg. The complete series of ultra slim LED-backlit LCD TV panels are light, slim, of high contrast ratio and power-saving, allowing large-sized TVs to remain eco-friendly, trendy and light at the same time.E-paperAUO has been an active player in the e-paper market and this time the full range of e-paper products using SiPix Microcup technology is also on display, including the 2-inch electronic shelf label (ESL), 4.3-inch e-book, and 6- and 9- built-in touch e-books. In addition, 20-inch e-paper display module for e-signage, 6-inch foldable e-book module and 6-inch flexible e-paper module are also to be seen at the show.Fruits of AMOLED development have also made their appearances, including what AUO calls the world's first 2.4-inch transparent AMOLED in-cell touch panel, featuring the leading technology that combines transparent panel with in-cell multi-touch function. It will be the best medium for GPS applications, AUO said.

Toshiba has announced a notebook featuring playback of 3D content in the Blu-ray 3D format, the dynabook TX/98MBL, which will be available at the end of July in the Japan market.The dynabook TX/98MBL features a 15.6-inch wide LCD display with LED backlighting and a 120Hz scan rate. It employs WinDVD BD to play back content in the Blu-ray 3D format and Nvidia 3D Vision software and hardware to deliver a rich 3D experience.The new 3D notebook also adopts Nvidia's latest GeForce GTS 350M graphics card with 1GB video RAM dedicated to graphics processing.A pair of wireless 3D active shutter glasses will be bundled with the dynabook TX/98MBL.For other hardware components, the notebook is equipped with Intel's Core i7-740QM processor and 640GB hard disk drive.Toshiba dynabook TX/98MBL 3D notebookPhoto: Company

The era of WirelessHD is here! AzureWave Technologies, Inc, a global leading wireless solution provider, has debuted full line of 60GHz WirelessHD modules at Computex 2010. The sophisticated WirelessHD solution supports high-definition video/audio signal and data transmission for CE, PC and portable devices at a high-speed data rates of up to 4Gbps.Incorporating the leading WirelessHD chipsets powered by SiBEAM Inc, AzureWave's line-up of WirelessHD products includes embedded WirelessHD module, external transmitter/receiver box for A/V home systems, plus the world's first digital mini card (DMC) designed just for PCs. With the built-in WirelessHD DMC, PC users will be able to enjoy real-time wireless transmission of uncompressed HD movies or video games on full 1080p displays without compromise."Demands for enhanced wireless connectivity and converged multimedia entertainment today have become much stronger in this ever-growing HD era," said Ted Lee, CEO of AzureWave Technologies, Inc. "Catering to consumers who require strong media performance and seamless connectivity, solution providers of A/V systems are able to take full advantage of the cutting-edge 60GHz technology for utilizing a variety of WirelessHD-based module product implementations with high flexibility."The WirelessHD specification defines a wireless digital interface for HD consumer electronics, is currently supported by over 45 global technology industry leaders. The newly-announced next-generation WirelessHD 1.1 specification covers updates such as 3D over WirelessHD definition, 10-28 Gbps unprecedented data rate, as well as 4K resolution support, and support for portable and mobile products. Given that the promising WirelessHD technology will carry support for low power mobile devices such as portable media players, smartphones and etc. for enabling a crystal-clear lossless video and audio streaming, AzureWave has also been developing comprehensive WirelessHD module IC solution for the mobile market."We are pleased to cooperate with leading industry solution provider AzureWave to jointly enable the complete WirelessHD solution onto various CE and PC devices," said John LeMoncheck, president and CEO of SiBEAM. "Through the partnership with AzareWave, we look forward to bringing out this innovative WirelessHD solution which will make the connected HD entertainment experience a reality."

With the demand for and ubiquity of notebook computers and smartphones, wireless transmission capabilities have become standard equipment on mobile devices, and consumers are now accustomed to the convenience of wireless internet access. Popular consumer electronics products like e-book readers and the iPad have greatly increased the adoption of wireless transmission functionality. Wireless communications modules have seen explosive growth in the consumer electronics product markets, building up momentum for future development. According to In-Stat, the Wi-Fi device total available market (TAM) will exceed 3 billion unit shipments by 2013."The adoption of wireless transmission functions has increased dramatically," said Ted Lee, CEO of AzureWave Technologies. "In addition to smartphones, devices like the iPad and other products with an LCD display, will all require wireless transmission capabilities in the future," Lee said.AzureWave's long-term commitment to the miniaturization of wireless module ICs, whether in terms of volume, capacity, or increased convenience, makes it the first choice for wireless module solutions. At the same time, AzureWave offers complete software support for a diversified platform of mobile device products, operating system optimization and driver porting-increasing the speed of module products in all kinds of system applications. Taking the widely accepted, open source platform Android as an example, AzureWave has a series of WiFi, Bluetooth and camera module products that have already been incorporated into the Android platform. At this year's Computex, AzureWave's module products will be on display with real product demonstrations with different types of Android applications, including wireless networking, Bluetooth controls, and image capture so that visitors can experience innovative wireless technology applications.The home audio/video entertainment market has an equally positive outlook. AzureWave's superiority is built on a long-term accumulation of diverse wireless technologies, providing everything from WiFi, Bluetooth, and wireless audio to 60GHz wireless HD in all types of wireless modules. These technologies can be applied to TVs and remote controls, and even to Blu-ray Disc players, home theaters, and acoustic multimedia PCs and gaming PCs. The recent research from In-Stat points out that the shipments of Wi-Fi enabled digital TVs will exceed more than 60 million units by 2014, while the total Wi-Fi enabled CE devices shipment is expected to reach 200 million units.The wireless audio/video entertainment market is bound to become the key driver of growth in the next wave of wireless communication modules. AzureWave has indicated that its long-term accumulation of RF technology and software development capabilities can optimize wireless solutions for home entertainment products. And through the integration of different technologies, AzureWave will be capable of creating all-new wireless audio/video entertainment applications.AzureWave is showcasing its line-up of leading wireless products at Computex 2010 at Hall 1, Booth #D431.

Established in 2002, Feature Integration Technology Inc (Fintek) is headquartered in Hsinchu, Taiwan with experienced engineering teams who bring expertise in the mixed-mode signal, digital and analog area produced state-of-the-art silicon solutions to its customers.Fintek focuses on delivering PC related IC products and internationally fame for engineering excellence and bringing cutting-edge, feature-rich, environmentally sound products to the market. Many of the technologies and product innovations have won related industry awards and obtained patents.Addressing such issues as global warming, environmental protection and power saving, the European Commission (EC) regulates energy related products (ErP), formerly referred to as energy using products (EuP). EC stipulates that products should meet ErP Lot 6.0 standby-mode and off-mode power consumption ��1W at 2010 and ��0.5W at 2013. So Fintek has launched a series of industry-leading super I/O products F71889A/F71869A/F71808A with RC6/QP CIR, PECI 3.0 functions suitable for Intel's new Sugar Bay platform with DSW function and helps the customer system to reach a G3-like stage and then achieve energy-efficient, power-saving solutions that meet ErP power saving requirements. Besides super I/O products, Fintek also provides EC (F76512) along with dual current source environment sensors and RC6/QP CIR which meet ErP requirements for notebooks, netbooks and other systems.Fintek also has professional solutions for the industrial PC (IPC) market. F81865 (six COM super I/O), F81216A (four LPC COM), F75111 (GPIO), and F75393 (dual current source sensor) are all best suited for the IPC market. F81865 and F81216A have auto flow control, operation temperature ranging from -40°C to +85°C, digit-IO and other functions. Most worldwide IPC companies have already adopted those items for a long period.In order to make the design-in process as easy as possible for customers, Fintek offers a variety of supporting tools including related hardware monitor AP, drivers and sample schematics. In addition to these tools, Fintek has field application engineers located in Taiwan and China to answer customers' questions and resolve technical issues. Fintek reviews design, development, and manufacturing from the customers' view and provides the best quality products in competitive price, and that drives Fintek towards its goal of satisfying customer requirements and expectations. Fintek has been working for years to make its products in green process, and reduce the use of hazardous materials to fulfill the environment protection requirements.Fintek is proud to have the great relationship with worldwide CPU vendors, foundry vendors and component distributors to provide customers with excellent technical support and a seamless supply chain. Most critical of all, Fintek has close relationships with first-tier industry customers. Today, Fintek has become a well-managed, highly successful company all because of the timely services, best product reliability and great development flexibility. Fintek has already sold its ICs to worldwide PC brand companies, and its product lineup has enlarged form desktop computers, AIO, IPC, servers to notebooks and netbooks.If you would like to have any requests, please contactmarketing@fintek.com.tw or by phone at 886-3-5600168.Please visit the link for more detailshttp://www.fintek.com.tw/

Established 23 years ago, MSI has become a leader in the global motherboard and graphics cards market, producing both OEM and own-brand products. The company has also accumulated experience in product innovation, design, and R&D in notebooks and now aims to become one of the world's top-10 notebook brands by 2011. Company CEO and president Joseph Hsu stated MSI will not be outdone in terms of product innovation, stylish design, quality, and multimedia performance in the mobile market. MSI apparently aims to back up such claims at Computex Taipei 2010. At its booth (L607 in the TWTC Nangang Exhibition Hall), MSI will be showcasing 30-plus mobile PCs in six major market categories. MSI will be showcasing notebook designed for style (F series), multimedia (G series), slim and light features (Wind U and X-Slim series) and tablets (MSI Slatebook). Hsu indicated that over the past few years MSI has shown its leadership in the notebook market and has been developing its brand. The company was the first in the world to unveil the 10-inch Wind U series in 2008, and the first in 2009 to roll out the light X-Slim equipped with a ULV core, Hu explained. Such innovation has allowed MSI's brand to shine on the global notebook market and MSI is now among the Top-10 brands in some 30 countries and it expects to soon become a top-10 brand worldwide. This year, MSI's innovative energy in terms of product development and design has gone into overdrive, and the company's full lineup at Computex attests to that. Style: F and G series The all-new F series consists of five models, with MSI calling their design unpretentious yet sophisticated, The FX400, FX600, FX700, and FR600 are equipped with Intel Core i5 processors with Intel Turbo Boost and Hyper-Threading technologies, while the FX610 is based on AMD's new Danube Champlian platform based on 45nm technology featuring power consumption of only 25W. Models with discrete graphics in the F series all come equipped with Nvidia GeForce GT 325M graphics and 1GB GDDR3 of display memory. This is coupled with MSI's own GPU Boost technology that can greatly reduce power consumption by automatically switching the graphics modes between discrete and integrated, based on the muscle needed by the application. The notebooks range in size from 14-inches to 17-inches. In addition, MSI is touting the audio quality of the notebooks, as the F series feature audio system designs based on technology from industry experts Dynaudio and THX. MSI GT660Photo: Company MSI F SeriesPhoto: Company Classic: C & P series Representing the company's classic lineup, the minimalist C series features seven models (CX410, CX420, CR420, CX620, CX623, CR630, and CX720), ranging in size from 14-inches to 17-inches. All models run on Intel Core processors and are coated in MSI's own Color Film Print technology and feature a chiclet keyboard. The newest business model, the P600, incorporates a high definition, power saving, LED backlit display, an embedded super thin DVD Super-Multi CD-ROM drive, and the latest Intel Core i5 processor. The device has fingerprint reader for data security, weighs 2.41kg and comes with MSI's exclusive ECO Engine power saving technology which can stretch battery life to as much as eight hours per charge. MSI CX623Photo: Company MSI P600Photo: Company Wind Series MSI has updated its well-known Wind series with ten slender, power-efficient featherweights. MSI is showcasing the 10-inch Wind U160, U140, and U135 as well as the 12.1-inch U250 and U200. The Wind U160, U140, and U135 are built around the Intel Pine Trail platform The U160 boasts over 15 hours of battery power per charge and an eye-catching new case, which recently won Germany's iF Product Design Award for 2010. The netbook is less than one-inch thin and tips the scales at only 1kg. The industrial design features an on/off switch that comes in the form of a round knob at one end of the notebooks hinge The Wind U135 and U140 are designed to meet the needs of on-the-go city dwellers and support WiMAX options. The systems come in a variety of Color Film Print coatings and are equipped with Windows 7. The Wind U250 and U200 are equipped with a comfortably sized 12.1-inch wide-screen 16:9 display and weigh only 1.3kg. The U200 features Intel ULV processor support and delivers more than three times the per-charge battery time of conventional notebooks, according to MSI. The U250 comes with Color Film Print and is built around the AMD Nile platform. It also comes with MSI's own Energy Star-certified power-saving design, offering more over twice the battery life of conventional laptops. MSI Wind U160Photo: Company MSI Wind U135Photo: Company X-Slim series MSI is also showcasing its X-Slim series of notebooks at Computex. MSI marketing director Sam Chern explained that the X-Slim series targets active individuals who want slim, light notebooks, but who do not want to sacrifice on screen size. The X-Slim series includes the 13-inch X340 (which just received the Taiwan Excellence Award), the X350, and X360, the 14-inch X420, and the 16-inch (and recipient of Germany's iF Product Design Award) X620. The entire series of X-Slim notebooks feature a diamond pattern exterior for added texture, the dual-core CPUs, and HD displays The X-Slim X340, X350 and X360 weigh in at only 1.4kg, and feature the Intel Core i5 processor, Turbo Boost and Hyper-Threading technology and are supported by the HM55 chipset for superior multimedia and processing performance. The ultra slim X420 is MSI's newest 14-inch super slim notebook, the X420 features the ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5430 discrete graphics card with 1GB DDR3 of display memory and Intel's super low-voltage Core 2 Duo processor. MSI's GPU Boost technology gives the X420 superior display and processing performance as well as up to nine hours of battery time. The X420 has an overall thickness of less than one inch and weighs only 1.88kg. The X620 paved the way for the development of MSI's brand new X-Slim series. The 15.6-inch screen comes with an internal DVD Super-Multi CD-ROM player and ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5430 discrete graphics (1GB DDR3 VRAM) and runs on an Intel Core 2 Duo super low-voltage CPU. Coupled with MSI's exclusive ECO Engine power saving technology and GPU Boost technology, the X620's battery life has overcome limitations seen by other large-screen discrete models, and delivers up to 11 hours of use on one charge. X-Slim X360Photo: Company X-Slim X620Photo: Company WiMAX and Slates To meet the world's 4G mobile telecommunications needs, MSI said it has pulled no stops in developing and producing WiMAX notebooks. A number of its new 10- to 15.6-inch models support WiMAX. Related systems are already available for purchase in ten countries on four continents, including in the US and Japan. MSI will be displaying all its newest models in the WiMAX area at Computex 2010. MSI exhibited its dual-screen e-book readers and Slatebook tablet PC at CES and CeBIT earlier this year and MSI will be rolling out a new concept product for Computex, its 10-inch Slatebook. The Slatebook features Intel's latest power-saving CPU platform, eight hours of battery power, and multi-touch control for Windows 7. It tips the scales at a mere 800 grams, comes with 3G and Wi-Fi support, as well as USB and HDMI ports. MSI SlatebookPhoto: Company