Cebit 2008

By David Field
May 20, 2008
Tags: cebit | 08 | quad | card

Live(-ish, we're updating every two-odd hours) coverage from the event

Cebit (the properly spelt vewrsion of CeBIT) is on again at Darling Harbour, and we're slowly making our way around the floor taking happy snaps of and reporting about interesting things.

We'll be updating this page throughout the day as we do the show, so keep checking this article for more. Spelling and grammar Nazis please note: we're typing this straight into the backend without checking or editing.

After arriving, we grabbed our registration and took a bit of time trekking aimlessly through the exhibit trying to find our bearings. We stumbled across this quad core board on a single card that slots into a backplane.

We headed back to the media tent and typed frantically.

Updated: Medical tablet PCs, the Linux crowd, specialist keyboards and massive video walls on Page Two

Updated: Satellite theory and military communications on Page Three

Updated: Hardcore video deconstruction and analysis tools, plus a wearable video screen that makes you look like Geordi from Star Trek on Page Four

Want to check out the first Australian review of Final Fantasy XIII? We got in this month's Atomic!

Plus HD projectors, Napoleon: Total War, Intel's new six-core processor, PC upgrading guide, and a whole lot more.

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