CeBIT 2004 Part 5

\"Waiter there\'s a fly in my soup\" may be gone forever with this little widget.



A virtual waiter. Well not quite obviously since you still need the waiter to bring your order.



Do you think it will catch on?



GEIL are very proud of their \"Golden Dragon\" range of memory modules. Quite a fitting name considering GEIL is an acronym for Golden Emperor International Ltd. (Not a lot of people know that). Just look at that packaging!



Each chip is a work of art and the cover is clear for all to see it.



Build your own PC-TV with this V8170 barebone system from Top Tech.



It will take a 3+GHz P4 and is quite stylish. Screen is a 17\" LCD 1280 x 1024.



Mini screens for every occasion.



Great for the kitchen.