Filed under: Misc. Gadgets

Not really a major show for news in the US, but in case you were curious as to how Engadget Chinese fared at SINOCES (China International Consumer Electronics Show), you can see the results for yourself below. In a few words, an impressive showing from our Chinese counterparts, always prepared to tear it up Engadget style. Ladies and gentlemen, start your Babelfish.

• Engadget @ 2006 Sinoces China: Other
• Engadget @ 2006 Sinoces China: Haier 2
• Engadget @ 2006 Sinoces China: Lenovo
• Engadget @ 2006 Sinoces China: AKAI&Sansuui
• Engadget @ 2006 Sinoces China: RWPPI
• Engadget @ 2006 Sinoces China: 3LCD
• Engadget @ 2006 Sinoces China: Toshiba
• Engadget @ 2006 Sinoces China: ChangHong
• Engadget @ 2006 Sinoces China: Skyworth
• Engadget @ 2006 Sinoces China: Intel
• Engadget @ 2006 Sinoces China: THTF
• Engadget @ 2006 Sinoces China: Shinco
• Engadget @ 2006 Sinoces China: Sennheiser
• Engadget @ 2006 Sinoces China: Prima
• Engadget @ 2006 Sinoces China: Newman
• Engadget @ 2006 Sinoces China: Meizu
• Engadget @ 2006 Sinoces China: Kingston
• Engadget @ 2006 Sinoces China: BenQ
• Engadget @ 2006 Sinoces China: Amoi
• Engadget @ 2006 Sinoces China: Hisense
• Engadget @ 2006 Sinoces China: Haier
• Engadget @ 2006 Sinoces China: Sony Blu-Ray
• Engadget @ 2006 Sinoces China: Sony
• Engadget @ 2006 Sinoces China: Aigo
• Engadget @ 2006 Sinoces China: ZTE
• Engadget @ 2006 Sinoces China: PQI
• Engadget @ 2006 Sinoces China: Qingdao

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Filed under: Misc. Gadgets

Trade show season’s pretty much over in the States, but things are just heating up over in China. After last month’s massive Computex blowout, Engadget Chinese is on the scene at CINOCES (China International Consumer Electronics Show). Check out their coverage below; even if you don’t speak Chinese, there’s still plenty to take in.

• Engadget @ 2006 Sinoces China: PQI
• Engadget @ 2006 Sinoces China: ZTEEngadget @ 2006 Sinoces China: Aigo
• Engadget @ 2006 Sinoces China: Sony Blu-ray
• Engadget @ 2006 Sinoces China: Sony
• Engadget @ 2006 Sinoces China: Haier
• Engadget @ 2006 Sinoces China: Hisense
• Engadget @ 2006 Sinoces China: Amoi
• Engadget @ 2006 Sinoces China: BenQ

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Filed under: Meta

Well wouldn't you know it? Last week Engadget China had a reader meetup of their very own out Hong Kong way. We really do wish we could have been there to hang out, but it looks like the situation was firmly in hand without us sad American sacks starting to wax poetic about how much we love our readers the world over. As always, much love for our Chinese colleagues and readership, we'll be seeing you real soon.

Check out the Hong Kong escapades here, here, and finally, here.

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Filed under: Handhelds, Tablet PCs

We’re not nearly as into DualCor’s cPC Windows convergence device now that we found out it doesn’t come with any built-in wireless radios, but we’ve still been looking forward to catching it in the wild just the same, because any pocket-sized machine that sports both XP and WM5 is more than a little bit noteworthy in our book. And luckily for us, our partners-in-crime over at Engadget Chinese have just captured some nice photos of this two-processor machine as part of their extensive Computex 2006 coverage, although our contribution of copying and pasting the pics for you to peep should not be overlooked. More cPC snaps are available after the break, and more VIA-powered products from the CPU manufacturer’s booth tour can be found by following the Read link…

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Filed under: Misc. Gadgets

You didn’t really think that just because the Computex trade show is going on halfway around the world, we wouldn’t send a crack team of reporters to cover the event, did you? While our US staff neglected to renew their passports in time for their flights, the folks over at Engadget Chinese (traditional or simplified, your choice) were just a hop, skip, and jump away from Taipei, Taiwan, so they’ve graciously stepped up to the plate and provided the coverage necessary to make us feel that we’re right in the thick of it. They’ve already posted a number of booth tours of your favorite companies, like Intel (who’ve apparently rented out an absolutely mind-boggling swath of hall), Sandisk, Toshiba, and, um, A Data, with the latter company’s tour proving that our Asian colleagues have the same unhealthy obsession with cartoon-inspired gadgets as we do. Don’t worry, we’ll keep you apprised of the highlights from this year’s show, but for the full in-your-face Computex experience, chinese.engadget.com is the place to be.

Read- Intel
Read- Sandisk
Read- Toshiba
Read- A Data

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