Experience Extreme Technology with ABIT MAX, Fatal1ty and Guru
May 18, 2005 – As the largest technology trade show in Asia, Computex 2005 is a showcase of the latest and greatest technologies the industry has to offer. ABIT, a leader in high-performance motherboards and videos cards will be there to showcase the newest products from its MAX, Fatal1ty and Guru lineups. At Computex 2005, users will witness the latest extreme technologies from the premier performance PC hardware maker.
“Users who like to push their hardware to the extremes choose ABIT hardware time and time again, “ says Larry Wu, ABIT Marketing Manager. ‘ At Computex 2005, show goers will see the latest hardware wizardry from the ABIT Engineers. “
ABIT revolutionized the motherboard industry with the introduction of its legacy-free MAX motherboards. Legacy-free and packed with features, the MAX Series redefined what a motherboard could be. At Computex 2005, users will be able to see the latest MAX motherboard – the AW8-MAX. “ The AW8-MAX follows the same ABIT tradition of quality, innovation, and performance. Computex 2005 is the perfect venue to reveal this unique product to the world.”
Garnering numerous awards worldwide, ABIT’s Fatal1ty Hardware Series has taken the gaming world by storm. Designed with the insight of top professional gamer Johnathan “ Fatal1ty “ Wendel, the latest Fatal1ty Hardware by ABIT will be showcased at Computex 2005. “ With new Fatal1ty Hardware from ABIT, and the ACON5 Global Gaming Event held by ABIT, Intel, ATI, Corsair and LG, it’s never been a better time to a gamer.”
With robust features and intelligent design, ABIT’s Guru is the most advanced system management technology available. This year at Computex, users will see first hand not only the latest iteration of this exclusive technology, but also a slew of supporting products. “ Guru Technology is about making the most advanced features accessible to the most novice of users. At Computex 2005, the latest products to work with this exciting technology will be revealed.”
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