TAIPEI, Taiwan － Asia’s largest information and communication exhibition, COMPUTEX 2015, will commence in April. One of the sponsors, Taipei Computer Association (TCA) said that will Supply One-Stop Shopping Service for 3C Peripherals.
TCA stated that at the Taipei World Trade Exhibition, products such as USB 3.1/3.0 extended peripherals, iOS external storage modules, Mfi certified transmission lines/mobile power supplies, Android cellphone USB extended peripherals, cellphone/tablet high-speed power chargers, and HDMI audiovisual expansion devices will be exhibited and a one-stop shopping service will be provided to both foreign and domestic buyers of 3D product-related peripherals.
TCA pointed that due to consumers’ daily rising demands for rapidly transmitted audiovisual data, the requirements for external power supply devices are also constantly increasing. Furthermore, USB 3.1 control chips are already in supply, and one after another, new types of notebooks, tablets, main boards, and Chromebooks are coming equipped with USB 3.1 interfaces. As a result, at the COMPUTEX 2015 exhibition, a succession of peripherals for USB 3.1 and USB Type-C will be featured.
At the exhibition, companies, such as Rextron, PhotoFast, Lucent Trans Electronics, Yii Cherng, C&C Technic, Voltronic Power, KYOHAYA, Powertech, Dexin, Good Way Technology, DigiLife, Acrox, HONGLI FUXING, I Horng Power, N TO THE POWER OF N., LTD., DRACO DESIGN, Add-On Technology, and Pepboy International will display related solutions.
TCA pointed out that related businesses will be set up in the peripheral section of the World Trade Center Hall and the handheld accessories section of the World Trade Center’s third hall, where it will be convenient for buyers to make purchases.
As for the most remarkable PC products at COMPUTEX, they will be concentrated at the Nangang Exhibition Hall. Situational applications for users will be the main focus of the exhibition, and through practical experience, products, such as each type of ultra-thin laptop, two in one devices, mini-PCs, gaming laptops, and gaming systems will be on display.
(TR/Phil Sweeney)
