Stories about: Computex

Asustek Computer's Japanese arm has alerted owners of its new Eee Box low-cost desktop PC that the machine shipped with a virus.

Lenovo is joining the ranks of hardware builders making a run at the fledgling netbook market with a new ultra-small laptop.

Despite a month long delay in shipping, analysts say Intel's first quad-core laptop processor will keep the chipmaker well ahead of arch rival Advanced Micro Devices.

A wrap of some of the sights and sounds of this year's Computex show

On this week's show: Computex news, Bill Gates' last speech, Korea fines Intel, NASA's Phoenix Lander and more.

You've no doubt heard of the "$100 laptop" project. The idea is to help poor kids around the world by providing them with simple, durable, usable and wireless laptops for downloading and using textbooks and educational software, playing games and communicating.

The biggest difference between the two is the presence of a keyboard on the Touch Pro, said Peter Chou, CEO of HTC, in an interview.

Small-size laptops are the talk of this year's event and on Tuesday Intel's Sean Maloney unveiled a wall-full of mini machines based on its Atom processor.

The U100 has a 10-inch LCD screen with an LED backlight that should consume less power and provide a better picture than a traditional LCD panel.

Acer is looking to be part of what the company hopes will be a hot new market - the mini laptop.

Advanced Micro Devices Wednesday ramped up its competition with rival Intel by unveiling its first processor platform designed specifically for laptops.