Computex Taipei 2007 Day 1

Published on June 05, 2007
Written by David Lin
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Enermax

Ah good old Enermax. Everything was pretty standard here. They have their case out called the Uber Chakra -- it has a massive 25cm fan which can blow both in AND out (you can see our Chakra review here). The direction is controlled by a nice little switch that immediately reverses the fan direction.

They also had a rather impressive display with their Infiniti 720W power supply running two CPUs and 18 hard drives. Like all other PSU manufacturers taking part in the Wattage race, Enermax has a Galaxy 1000W PSU. It has five +12V rails with 24A on each! And of course it weighs a ton and a half.

In more minor news, they have a strange looking fan that is supposed to be good. Who knows until we try it out shortly.

Lastly and probably least, they have this aluminum keyboard on display that apparently won some sort of Europe reddot design award. It was fairly nice, but nothing phenomenal.

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