Booth Babes At Computex 2011: Our Huge Gallery, Part 1!

[Guest]

Somebody feed those poor girls!

 

[verbalizer]

Somebody feed those poor girls!

^+1

 

[secretxax]

ROFL... I think I was drunk when I first commented...

They ALL need to be fed. LOL

 

[arson94]

I'd love to feed them all.

 

[goonigoogoo]

Bah, 99% asian and no pantyhose ... i'll pass.

 

[Reynod]

I'm buying XFX stuff this year ...

I noticed about 5 of the girls from last year and one of the Gigabyte girls is still there - one moved over to one of the other booths ... is there no loyalty??

Anyway Tuan, on behalf of all of the normal guys here who appreciate a good article like this one ... a big thankyou.

Posters making negative comments about any of those pictured here have been deleted.

We call that respect.

 

[Reynod]

Toms, can we have a real article instead of this?

No !!


/banishes myankleboy to the hardrive repair shop ...

 

[verbalizer]

dukenukem4ever..!

 

[Reynod]

Two days to go before I get my new dancing girls mal !!

DNF

 

[verbalizer]

I'm waiting on it too bro.!!

 

[verbalizer]

P.S.
next community reporter position that opens up, let me know....

 

[wild9]

Whoever had the task [citation][nom]NuclearShadow[/nom]My Core i7 did NOT come boxed with that! I want my line of cute Asian girls![/citation]

Maybe it was OEM.

 

[wild9]

The British version of this article is not allowing comments.

126 Asians, and then one white chick. >.

..wonder what both the BBC and Diane Abbott would 'make' of that on This Week.

Some background info on Computex:

Computex Taipei

http://www.computextaipei.com.tw/en_US/show/info.html?id=17939271A8C6B849D0636733C6861689#

Show Features

COMPUTEX TAIPEI has become the largest computer exhibition in Asia and the second largest in the world, next to CeBIT in Germany. Each year, key global businesses come to this event to launch their new products. Since a large portion of the businesses in the world have research and deployment centers or production facilities in Taiwan, this exhibition attracts observers, analysts, and journalists of computer and information industries from all over the world to discover and report the latest technologies, developments, and trends.

Industry Overview

After long-term OEM collaboration with major international manufacturers, Taiwan’s IT industry has transformed from simple manufacture to an industry of global logistics in design and manufacturing. From setting up R&D and technical support centers to global production and operation centers, it’s these companies across the island who have made Taiwan's IT industry a driving force in the world market. Taiwan holds many first places the world, and is way out front in the manufacture of wafers, IC packing, laptops, LCD displays, and data servers.

Position

Largest show in Asia, world's leading ICT event, 31th year

Taiwan's largest export exhibition, using 5 venues

Exhibition with largest number of international buyers (36,000)

 

[Guest]

Why do they have to recycle the same outfits every year? They need to team up with some of the universities that offer fashion courses and get the first year students to produce these poor attempts at cosplay dresses with the tiniest degree of style.

For the few that aren't made to look cheap and sleazy - why bother with such low res images on a site dedicated to hardware fans that probably dont own cameras that take smaller pictures than 2048x1536.

 

[Guest]

Paie tes gueuzes !!

 

[bobwya]

43/44 - I'm concerned by her lack of anti-static precautions... Don't touch the gold fingers luv!

 

[arson94]

[citation][nom]tyhr6tvjfdfdg[/nom]You can never tell exactly how old Asians are. For all we know the Intel girls are 30+.[/citation]
Nine months have passed by and this is the best you could think to say? I feel cheated... I mean come on, women have went through their entire gestation periods in the time it took you to post.