Computex Taipei 2005 Coverage

Published on May 31, 2005
Written by David Lin
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BTC has expanded their product lines into the consumer electronics area and they are now offering MP3 players that feature on-the-go technology, which allows you to transfer pictures by USB from your camera to the player. Very useful feature for photographers or anyone who takes many pictures.


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