Still, we've made no exception to the general rule this time, but instructed the invasion to be by Messrs Theo Valich and Charlie Demerjian.
No doubt, they've had their share of bockwurst and the rest, particularly from the vendors who like nothing so much as sharing sausages.
As you can see, the view from below is of a rather
miserable looking flying CeBIT saucer in the drizzle, topped off with a funny flag. But as the fun is not yet over at
the fair, we fear there will be more fare yet to find. Which stories will be added to this long saga, with the last
being the wurst. µ
R600 video appears on YouTube
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Silverstone reveals AMD DTX format board
Nvidia's 8950GX2 secret develops a leak
Pumpless liquid cooler arrives from Noiselimit
We dig CeBIT's resplendent underground bunkers
Barcelona spotted in Hangover
Sandisk samples Solid State Drives
Commodore gets back on the case
Corsair offers insanely efficient PSU
AirLive launches "ideal Pr0n drive" - blush
Gaming championship spots sweet cake PC
MSI shows off shiny laptops
Dual GPUs and screenless media players tip up
The best mobo of CeBIT pictured
Samsung launches USB monitor
R600 launch to be biggest in GPU history
Abit too loud for CeBIT organisers
Three Sapphire dual 1950 cards get showing
Intel talks Extreme quad chips
OCZ puts out bunch of new yoyos
Current AMD Barcelona wafer pics revealed
Lara Croft gets steamed
Gecube launches "fastest" AGP, DX10 board to come
MSI reveals DX10 secrets from AMD and Nvidia
All AMD R6xx chips are 65 nanometre chips now
AMD Ruby 4 (R600) demo is impressive
Zalman launches 3D monitors
There ain't no disPutin handpainted mouse's quality
Abit ATI 690 board pictured
Parallel drives reach the end of the road
Nvidia mobile driver fails WHQL
Show time for CeBIT is over
Asus displays notebook with LED backlight
Tyan blows an AMD Typhoon
Intel trots out x3x chipsets
INQ strips down Nvidia 8600T/G/TS stuff rah
Samsung launches fresh Origami PC
EVGA dramatically lowers system temperatures
Hanover welcomes visitors with BSOD
Corsair shows off DDR3
Mobile 8800s spotted in the wild
Cyberlink shows DVB to mobiles
Nvidia's 7050s break cover
Asus attacks Creative where it hurts