Taiwan PC makers woo users with new designs

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Contract producers for other global brands are cranking out new creations to win their own share of the consumer pie.
Photos: Gadget frenzy hits Taipei

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Compaq and Apple already tried this...
by PCCRomeo June 2, 2005 12:33 PM PDT: Remember the colorful Compaq Presario's, iMacs and iBooks? Do you see any of them around anymore? Me neither....That should tell the Taiwanese something.; Like this Reply to this comment

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