Taiwan's ITRI: Showcasing Tomorrow's Technology

ITRI Walkthrough http://www.netbooknews.com Innovating for the sake of innovation is often what I think of Taiwan's government funded Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI). Taking a walk around their show room you wonder how long you're going to have to wait for these glorious technological advancements! ITRI is a national research organization, with a mission of conducting technological research that will create economic value and improve social welfare for Taiwan. Since Taiwan is at the heart of the world hardware innovation ITRI is an organization that has been pushing the envelope since 1973.

During our visit to their showroom in Hsinchu, Taiwan we came across a variety of gadgets that we can't wait to see, the 2 Terabyte USB stick that's as big as your finger nail is pretty much at the top of our charts! We've got no pricing on that, but we hope its affordarble...but we aren't holding our breath! There is also a speaker as thin as paper and static epaper that caught our eye. Since Taiwan is pretty heavy into computer components, its not surprising that there are a few materials and methods of manufacturing that are on display that will significantly lower the price of our microprocessors. There is alot to see and its all next generation so get your napkins ready since you'll be drooling over a few gadgets guaranteed.

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[2pichi76]

danke nicole. schöne sache diese antischall-tapete. gibt es die schon zu kaufen?

[minipcpro]

@2pichi76 not yet! they are actually working on a clear version!

[nawkwan]

The sign on the wall says "No filming"

[THATSPIKEYHAIREDKID]

I want the 2 tb flash drive and the flexible speakers

[341464]

@nawkwan

LOL

I saw that

[phazedown]

technology and a nice women and my mind shuts down

I would pretty much buy anything from her ^^

[RTT007]

Great, keep smiling, Nicole!

[GelberFisch8]

I <3 Taiwan

[ivanjesik]

anw: flexible speaker is good idea :-)

i would like to play through it different instruments on different XYZ coordinates :-)

[ivanjesik]

good video with good technologies, thanks for info :-)

[code933k]

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[edgrantceo]

Great job Nicole! Keep up the good work!

[edgrantceo]

Great.