A Taiwanese man was inspired to build a green Android robot. So he grabbed a trash can, some DIY electronics experience and went to work.
Today, a chapter in your lives ends. But tomorrow holds new promises for the future, and blah blah etc. etc. – graduation speeches are awful. Unless your principal gives the address in a full Iron Man suit.
One stand at Computex had two of the most delicious Apple rip offs you’re ever likely to see. One Android tablet built and skinned to look like the iPad’s evil twin, and one aluminium laptop range complete with the cut away logo on the back of the monitor. But it’s OK. That’s an umbrella, so it’s totes different.
A Taiwanese restaurant isn’t doing anything to sate those fears over radiation, supplying a Geiger counter with every order of sushi. According to the restaurant manager, customers were actually asking for it, but surely handing them out actually encourages fear of radioactive contamination, even if said sashimi is deemed clear?
To celebrate Chinese New Year, we’re shining the spotlight on some of our favourite Chinese and Taiwanese technology companies. Today, we’re looking at the company that created the netbook category with the Eee PC, Asus.
