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Day Two

• Noctua already offers Nehalem coolers
  Noctua already has designs for a Nehalem mounting kit ready not only for future products, but current ones as well.
  
  
• Asus shows off 22" DisplayLink monitors
  Asus demonstrated four 22-inch monitors daisy chained together and connected via just one USB 2.0 port. Impressive stuff.
  
  
• D12U will be first Nvidia GPU with GDDR5 support
  GDDR memory manufacturers are already talking about Nvidia's D12 GPUs, even though D10 hasn't even launched yet...
  
  
• Asus has GeForce 9400 Hybrid SLI Intel mobo
  Hybrid SLI is coming to Intel processors soon. We'll probably see products in-hand by the end of August.
  
  
• ARM says the Internet doesn't need x86
  The vice president of marketing at ARM unsurprisingly says the Internet doesn't need x86. Based on the past, we agree.
  
  
• Intel says video encoding belongs on the CPU
  Intel and Nvidia are still sitting in a tree in their war of facts and friction. Intel says video encoding is better on the CPU.
  
  
• AMD announces Puma at Computex
  AMD has announced its next-generation mobile platform here at Computex in Taipei.

Day One

• Silverstone presents The Raven case
  Silverstone goes from neat and smooth, to angled and aggressive as it attempts to reinvent the case as we know it.
  
  
• Silverstone develops sideshow device
  Silverstone has a nice sideshow device that might actually make you want one - functional, elegant and very sexy.
  
  
• Have, well, tons of stuff in your car
  Funtoro, an MSI subsidiary, offers just about everything you'd ever need in a car - except the kitchen sink.
  
  
• NZXT takes on Zalman and Antec with new cases
  Gaming hardware company NZXT has some new cases that might poke some new competition against old favourites.
  
  
• Cyberlink has PowerCinema for Eee PC and Edge TV
  With the Eee in mind, Cyberlink has developed a media player for Linux and also showed off TV over Edge.
  
  
• OCZ Fatal1ty memory, new flash drives, keyboards
  Branching out into ever more areas, OCZ has today signed Fatal1ty, while also expanding its line of Flash drives and more.
  
  
• Axle graphics cards to come to Europe
  Axle maybe a popular Nvidia partner here in the East, but the Western market is also soon to get another partner.
  
  
• Asus Rampage Extreme - Niche New Features
  Asus takes e-peen to the max with its new Rampage Extreme. Did you like the Maximus II Formula? You'll love this.

Pre-show

• Nvidia intros Tegra for MIDs and smartphones
  Nvidia has introduced the Tegra family of system-on-a-chip processors, which are aimed squarely at Intel's Centrino Atom platform.
  
  
• AMD ATI Radeon HD 4850 pictured
  We've got pictures of AMD's new next generation graphics card, the Radeon HD 4850 - check inside to see what's changed... or not, as the case may be.
  
  
• First Look: MSI's Wind sub-notebook
  The netbook revolution continues to motor forwards, and with the launch of Intel's new tiny Atom processor just a short while away - we take a quick first look to see what MSI's new 10-inch Wind is like to use. If you have an Eee already - you might want to look away now.
  
  
• Nehalem and X58 show up in Taipei
  We're out in Taipei visiting companies ahead of next week's Computex 2008 tradeshow. We've snagged some pics of baby Nehalem and a very early MSI X58 board.
  
  
• Cyberlink to launch new TrueTheatre technologies
  Cyberlink is set to upgrade its portfolio of new TrueTheatre technologies to include video upscaling, noise reduction, image stabilisation and more.