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Cebit 2004 Coverage

Posted by timothy on from the modern-cornucopia dept.

Koen writes "March the 18th, Teamhardware.com visited Cebit 2004, the largest IT fair in Europe. We made tons of pictures and gathered a lot of information. Topics of discussion: Intel, nVidia, ATI, XFX, Abit, Epox, Shuttle, DFI and more." Espectr0 writes "BBC News has an article with pictures of the new gadgets being shown at Cebit 2004. Some of them are: 3D screens, heads-up displays, all-in-one USB memory sticks and portable video players!"

6 of 112 comments (clear)

  1. frosty chocolate milk shakes by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Troll

    taco sucks cock for making me wait two minutes because i posted a troll in that namespace article

    in soviety china nut-hungry asians crave your greasy cum

    1. Re:frosty chocolate milk shakes by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Troll

      WHO WOULD WIN????

      Flying shark versus flying croc!

      Which of these aerial assailants achieves awesome ascendence? Ascertain the answer to this angry assault!

      Personally I think flying croc is going to beat the living *bleep* out of that pansy ass GNAA-joining shark.

  2. Ep!? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Troll

    nned yOur help! for all practical

  3. the wedge ... now *that* was new! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Troll

    I remember when the wedge was introduced at BCit. Nowadays, kids think their newfangled combinations of old tech somehow qualify as "new." Phoeey! All they are is derivative of the wheel, wedge, lever, photomicrolithography, etc.

    simon

  4. This is Europe by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Troll

    Remember, this is Europe, where such things as a ladies' leg razor is considered to be unreachable future technology.

  5. This is Europe by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Troll

    This is Europe, where you had massive "Down with the Jews!" rallies a few years ago in France. This is Europe, which had some pro-Saddam Hussein rallies in some countries just yesterday. This is Europe, which still elects socialist governments, despite the fact that socialism was responsible for the mass execution of tens of millions of Europeans in the 20th century.