As we roundup our coverage of Computex 2013, here are other interesting sights we saw from the show floor and probably what you've been waiting for... the show girls!

At the recently concluded Computex 2013, Intel showed off its prototype 128GB Thunderbolt thumb drive. The company claimed it is the world's fastest thumb drive.

Fujitsu has just revealed the existence of the 14-inch Fujitsu Lifebook UH90 Ultrabook. It's designed like some of the older UH series products, but it has a whopping 3200 x 1800p touch display, one of the highest ever seen on an Ultrabook.

AMD has announced its new Elite A-Series APUs for desktops, codenamed 'Richland', at Computex 2013. They also showed off a range of new Kabini and Temash-equipped devices and a working prototype of the next generation 'Kaveri' APU.

We checked in with OCZ at Computex to find out more about its SSDs offerings and PSUs. We only had a chat with its one of its technical marketing engineers to find out more about the company’s strategy in the SSD marketplace.

We go hands-on with Sony's newest convertible laptop computer, the VAIO Duo 13, featuring an improved Surf Slider hinge design as well as more powerful guts thanks to Intel's fourth-generation Core technologies.

At Computex earlier today, Intel announced their latest 22nm SoC codenamed Bay Trail-T for tablet devices. With improved performance, graphics and lower power consumption, does Intel have what it takes to compete in the tablet market?

We had a quick hands-on session with Razer’s latest gaming notebooks, the 14-inch Razer Blade and 17-inch Razer Blade Pro, and here are our first impressions.

ASUS unveiled their new gaming platform, featuring its new Intel Z87 Maximus VI Formula motherboard and Poseidon graphics card.

Sony announces their new lineup of VAIO laptops and convertibles, redefining how we perceive the notion of thin and light to be.