Check out these photos from the 2008 Intel Developer Forum in Taipei, where the chipmaker announced its Moorestown platform was complete. The gallery includes an Intel executive riding a silicon motorcycle.

Finally also courses for English speaking friends in Taipei about computer usage.

Then it hit me like a wax-chested Bollywood star singing disco-ish songs from the bowels of a fab, mainly because it is a wax-chested Bollywood star singing disco-ish songs from the bowels of a fab, for free no less. Kingston is introducing the KW-C011G-2AAQ, aka the 1GB Shakrukh Khan edition microSD card.

We know that Nvidia is going to host the GeForce 9M briefing during Computex and most likely introduce these mobile GPUs officially. But if you have 68,900 TWD - about US$2266 - you can walk out of that store with a future graphics part today. Taiwan is an interesting place to be if you are into gadgets.

The new low-cost notebook features specs similar to those of the 900 model, including 1GB of DDR2 memory and 12 or 20 GB worth of storage, but also comes with updates like the 1.6 GHz Atom CPU, a small design change, plus WiFi, Bluetooth and WiMAX support.

The Taipei Philharmonic Chorus recently blazed a trail around Hungary, lending their beautiful voices to several festivals and at venues, including churches in Polgardi in the Lake Balaton area and also in Tolcsva, in the Kossuth Square in Nyiregyhaza as well as in the Museum of Military History in the Castle in Budapest.

Dubfire (real name Ali Shirazinia), one half of the Grammy Award winning and four-time nominated duo Deep Dish has teamed up with Global Underground to release his first-ever solo mix album in April.