Topic: Taiwan

Mini doll Crane machine

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News about WoW Power Leveling

Serving the United States and Taiwan recently served successively updated to version 3.2, and this year's carnival will be snow on August 21 held at the site WOW.COM abroad through a number of sources that the carnival will be ...READ»

Taiwan's Stunning Solar-Powered Stadium Built for the World Games

The world's first completely solar-powered stadium, located in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, is set to be completed in time for July's World Games. The massive stadium has a 14,155 square meter roof area--every inch of which is covered ...READ»

Nations Of Notebooks

Love your laptop? No matter what brand is on the outside, the brand inside says, "Made in Taiwan." Here's the story behind Horace Tsiang and four of his top suppliers -- entrepreneurs who assembled an industry and produced a fast country.READ»

Dragon Dream

Stan Shih's 'Dragon Dream': Building Taiwan's first global brand.READ»

X'max GIFT

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"I'm NOT a Plastic Bag": Extreme Measures in Renouncing Non-Biodegradable Substances

Today marked the New York release of Anya Hindmarch's cultishly popular canvas totes which emphatically state, "I'm NOT A Plastic Bag." Said bags, which are made in limited numbers and sold for $15, have already been released in ...READ»

Intel's Everywhere: 75% of the Company's Business is Overseas

More than 75% of the company's business comes from overseas -- a trend that global stimulus spending is likely to increase.READ»

• Intel Risks It All (Again)
• Intel Then, Now, and Tomorrow [pics]

Flexpeaker: The $20 Paper Speaker

Speakers are often clunky and material-intensive, but the Flexpeaker from the Industrial Technology Research Institute in Taiwan is about as sleek and simple as can be. The 8.5-inch-by-11-inch sheet is made from layered thin ...READ»

Road Rules - Rule 22

Don't bookend with weekends.READ»

Is the Calfee Bamboo Bike Really Eco-Friendly?

Bamboo bikes are, as we recently pointed out, growing in popularity thanks to bamboo's status as the fastest growing (and hence most renewable) plant. The newest bamboo bike manufacturer to enter the spotlight is Calfee Design, a ...READ»

Asus Confirms 10-inch Eee PC Announcement

The rumor mill has been confident for quite some time that Asus [TPE:2357] would follow up its successful line of Eee PCs with even larger screen models, and the official word is in. According to Cnet UK, which got its dirt directly ...READ»

Asus Confirms 10-inch Eee PC Announcement

The N96 was originally announced at Mobile Congress 2008, but more details have since come forth. READ»

IBM Jumps on the High-Speed Rail to China

Oil prices may not be rising quite as dramatically as they were a year ago, but mass transportation--and more specifically, high-speed rail--is still growing in scope and importance. According to the International Monetary Fund ...READ»

• The Fast Company 50 - #19 IBM

The Art of Chinese Management

Horace Tsiang has few illusions about the differences between the United States and Taiwan.READ»

$150 Laptops for the World's Poorest Children

The nonprofit organization One Laptop Per Child has designed a laptop that would cost only $150. It is meant explicitly for the world's poorest children, so they can take their learning in their own hands. Not only is the laptop ...READ»

Lap Dances at Yahoo's Hack Days? A Lesson in Monitoring a Global Brand

"Scantily clad gyrating women" who give lap dances to men on your company's dime can damage your brand within seconds. Who's in the hot seat today? Yahoo! It appears that Hack Days are quite a different experience in Taiwan ...READ»

Qualcomm's Low-Power "Mirasol" Cell Phone Displays Coming Stateside This Year

Qualcomm's "mirasol" cell phone screens, which are due in the States later this year, reflect ambient light and use very little power--but can still display video.READ»

Seven Questions with the 4-Hour Workweek Evangelist

We've all heard it's better to work smarter, not harder. According to author Timothy Ferriss, the real secret is figuring out how to barely work at all.READ»

Strange iPods May Be Difficult to Repair

You might have already heard about the “iPods for Democracy” program, a distribution of iPod knockoffs as some kind of goodwill propaganda effort sponsored by an American organization called Voice for Humanity. READ»

The Future of Fun

Toasters that forecast the weather, necklaces that fence in wandering children, cell phones that practically sing and dance. A glimpse at the fanciful, freaky gadgets popping up in Hong Kong today that you wish you could find at a local Best Buy.READ»

Radio Free Business

Shortwave is back.READ»

EPEAT Green Tech Standard Goes Global, but Why?

The green-tech rating EPEAT system, found on things like newer PC monitors, has become so successful that its parent body, the Green Electronics Council, is taking it global. It sounds like good news, but is it? Even if you don't ...READ»

Trade Gap

Do we need to close the trade gap -- or clothe it? The Gap's suppliers indicate just how widespread the global economy is.READ»

New Kids in Town

Hi, everyone at COF , I am a new member sign up, recently, the change of career put me in the Shanghai near-by area, so, would be interesed to learn anything new to help shapen my understanding of China / Shanghai, BTW, I am ...READ»