Computex news: AMD, Microsoft, Gigabyte, OCZ, Shuttle, and Intel

by MrK · June 3, 2010

Fusion makes its demo debut, with AMD showing a low-power version of the chip running Aliens vs. Predator.

Microsoft provides a public preview of its tablet-optimized Windows Embedded Compact 7 OS.

Gigabyte VP Henry Kao sees handhelds replacing notebooks and fueling a desktop resurgence.

OCZ shows off an affordable RevoDrive PCIe solid-state drive that promises 540MB/s reads and 530MB/s writes.

We go hands on with Shuttle’s modular notebook platforms, taking a closer look at an 11.6" CULV-powered system.

Intel’s Moorestown Atom platform won’t support Windows 7, but the Oak Trail platform due early next year will.