With our third day of coverage we bring you a quick look at upcoming products from Gigabyte, Iwill, MSI and Soyo. This time around we don't only take a look at the motherboards these companies are offering but also offer a closer view of ALi's upcoming DDR Athlon chipset as well as MSI's new Pocket PC.

Continuing our Computex coverage we have motherboards from ABIT, ASUS, AOpen, Chaintech and FIC. The boards we looked at ranged from dual processor boards based on the Apollo Pro 133A and ServerWorks chipsets as well as FIC's upcoming Transmeta Crusoe based web pad.

Our recent visit to Computex left us with quite a bit of information to write about, some of the most important and interesting lying in the current state of the desktop PC chipset market. With Intel's 820 a flop, VIA is set to take over as leader in the desktop market but can they? Read on to find out more about VIA's future plans including a look at their upcoming KT266 (DDR) as well as pictures of ALi's competing DDR Athlon solution.

Another year, another E3. For those of you who are unfamiliar with E3, it stands for Electronic Entertainment Expo. Every year, the computer entertainment industry gathers for a ho-down to show their wares. For AnandTech, the interest lies in the hardware side of the industry.

In our final IDF related article we explore Intel's Willamette on a much deeper level as well as talk about the next big overclockers, the mobile Celerons vs mobile Pentium IIIs and what AMD has planned to counter with.

In the last part of our IDF coverage, we take a look at Intel's memory roadmap, concept PC's, low profile PCI/AGP, CNR, and throw in some pics of Itanium servers and workstations.

Aside from the Willamette, Intel's biggest focus right now is the release of the first IA-64 processor, the Itanium. While there is quite a bit of information available on the Itanium's architecture, we managed to get some specifics on the CPU itself as well as its chipset platform. Take a look at our third installment of Spring IDF coverage as we give some Itanium specifics.

Willamette stole the show on Day 1 of Intel's Developer Forum, but there was a lot more going on beyond just CPU's. Intel is involved in a number of initiatives throughout the industry that will significantly effect how your computer runs, even if you don't have an Intel processor. Two of the biggest we saw yesterday - Serial ATA and USB 2.0.

Day one of Intel's Developer Forum has left us with a very interesting perspective on the next year's worth of CPUs from Intel. Intel demonstrated a brand new CPU architecture at speeds in excess of 1GHz, read on to find out what we found out in this first report of our live IDF coverage.

What's new on the floor of Comdex '99 in terms of audio? Our own Mike Andrawes explains its all.

Our Comdex 2000 coverage continues, this time with information about the audio world.

What's AMD got planned for the year 2000? Read on as they told us everything at this year's Fall Comdex in Las Vegas.

From the floor of the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) we bring you as close as you can possibly get to actually being at the show.

AnandTech pays a visit to the Fall Comdex in Las Vegas.