Looks like the folks at Thecus, makers of those cool Network Attached Storage devices had a successful COMPUTEX. Here are some highlights.

Home users will enjoy the latest N4100PRO and M3800 network storage servers. Powered by AMD Geode LX800 CPU and 256MB of DDR memory, the N4100PRO is capable to provide high performance with much lower power consumption. The additional RAID 6 and 10 protection ensures higher data security. The M3800 3 bay NAS device features built-in multimedia player and can play digital content directly through your existing home theater system, featuring HDMI, component, and regular AV out.

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Futurelooks closes off their coverage of the only computer show to care about by giving us a look at some of the treasures they found on the show floor. Often hidden amongst the hussle and bussle there are some real gems and they’ve appeared to located a few. Check it out here.

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Futurelooks gives us their take on how this year’s COMPUTEX show in Taipei could benefit from some easy fixes on the GreenIT front. Pretty scary how much waste this show puts out, but apparently, they are working on it. Check it out.

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Futurelooks continues their COMPUTEX 2008 Coverage Rampage with a look at NZXT.’s latest creations including the highly anticipated follow up to their premium ADAMAS chassis, the KHAOS. There is also some secret sauce on some new unreleased cases. Check it out.

Also very lovely is their world famous COMPUTEX 2008 Booth Babe Gallery! Yes, I would definitley go check that out. They give you their TOP TEN, but you can access their full gallery right here with over 168 pictures.

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