The Ladies Of Computex, Part One

[anamaniac]

I think AMD finally won the battle.

What does Intel have to put up?

 

[norbs]

[citation][nom]jecht[/nom]According to xkcd, the standard creepiness rule is:Never date a person who is younger than (your age in years/2) + 7 years.[/citation]
haha nice, well it's nice to see it on an equation. So i was pretty close according to the equation.
But yeah I'm 28 and I don't think I could see myself dating someone younger then 23. It just seems like something that would not work out. But yeah (18/2)+7=21 so that's pretty close. I gotta try this thing on my friend who is dating a 19y/o he is younger then me but still we make fun of him all the time.

 

[apache_lives]

i wonder if those women can actually tell us anything about the products there... "working" for...

 

[norbs]

[citation][nom]apache_lives[/nom]i wonder if those women can actually tell us anything about the products there... "working" for...[/citation]
come on now... if someone looks like this they don't need to know a damn thing. However i'm sure there are a few smart ones that are more of a sales type.

 

[midnightgun]

Least the women in this one look older then the ones in part 2. Part 2 ones made me feel like I should be jailed :S

 

[computabug]

"Click the pictures to enlarge (no pun intended)"

lol! just opened like 10 tabs on a 1080p monitor
now I'm officially AMD/AC fanboy.

Jane, I wouldn't have minded if you wrote captions 😉

 

[my_name_is_earl]

Woo, AMD definitely hotning up this year.

 

[JMcEntegart]

[citation][nom]demonhorde665[/nom]Gaming and computer harware Are not industries, whose only fans are adolescent boy teens. Hell at my school the head of our Game art design department is a woman. there are countless women in the game design industry, as well as countless gamer girls. I'm sure out ther there are plenty of women that find these booth babes offensive to say the least.[/citation]

I think there probably are some women who are offended by it but I'd go out on a limb and say they're not working in the industry. Any woman working in the tech or gaming industry gets used to the "OMG a GIRL!" reaction from fellow industry workers. Trust me, you start a new job and on day one, at least 5 or 6 people will say "hey, look! a woman!" and then after about a week, you're over it and dont care anymore. You could argue that it's unfair that it's something you have to "get used to" but who cares?

[citation][nom]demonhorde665[/nom]Jane what was really on your mind as you wrote this article ?[/citation]

Honestly, I got the email from Andrea and said 'BOOTH BABES, MINE!' As for what was going through my head: "Hey hot chicks, the readers will appreciate these."

 

[norfindel]

The pics look a little bit blurry zoomed-out. Maybe it's motion blur?

 

[doomsdaydave11]

AMD ftw?