Asustek Computer introduced its DRW-2014 L1T internal DVD rewriter with LightScribe direct disc labeling technology. The DVD RW drive provides a 20x DVD±R write speed, 8x DVD±R (dual layer) and 14x DVD-RAM reading capabilities. In addition, users can expect to enjoy five times faster data transfer rates than the current DMA33 standard with the SATA interface.

Garmin International, a unit of Garmin, introduced the Edge 705 and Edge 605 GPS navigation devices for cyclists. The Edge 705 and Edge 605 provide mapping capabilities, street navigation and a 2.2-inch color display in addition to tracking vertical profiles, climb and descent, altitude, speed, distance and time, according to the company.

Kontron has introduced the NotePAC Semi, a semi-rugged business notebook based on the Intel Centrino Duo platform.

Sanyo Electric recently announced the launch of a home-use full high-definition (HD, 1920×1080) LCD projector, the LP-Z2000. The new projector will be on sale in Japan starting from November 1, 2007.

VIA Technologies and ASI have announced that the new Alaska Wolf PC powered by the VIA C7-D processor is available at Wal-Mart stores throughout Mexico.

Leadtek Research announced the launch of its new mid-range graphics card, the WinFast PX8600 GT TDH 512MB.

Leadtek Research announced its latest TV tuner card, the WinFast DVR3100 H, which supports digital terrestrial, analog TV, DVB-T, FM radio, stereo/SAP and HDTV/AC3.

Micro-Star International's (MSI's) latest graphics card offering puts a twist on the trend of makers releasing Special Edition or overclock versions of their cards in order to offer slightly better performance.

Shuttle introduced a SFF (small form factor) barebone PC, the XPC SN68PTG6 Deluxe, which features an integrated fingerprint scanner, WLAN, Bluetooth, Dolby Digital Live and DTS Connect.

Taiwan-based Kingmax has announced the launch of DDR3-1333 memory modules in both 1GB and 2GB capacities.