Computex d&i awards 2017 winners announced
Celebrating their 10th anniversary this year, 77 products were chosen out of the 255 entries for Computex d&i awards 2017.
Winners of the prestigious Computex d&i Awards 2017 were announced today following the opening pre-show press conference of Computex 2017. Covering numerous categories for ICT products, new categories including Artificial Intelligence and robotics, IoT, and AR/VR devices (including content), were added this year to be in par with the latest and upcoming trends in technology. Among all the winners, TPV swept away most of the wins for several products.
Computex 2017 officially kicked off with the opening keynote conference where the awards were presented at the end. Focussing on five themes this year, Computex is set to yet again cover new and emerging trends in the ICT industry. The Computex d&i Awards is presented by the Taiwan External Trade Development Council (TAITRA) and International Forum (iF) Design Asia Ltd. The other categories include gaming devices and content, cloud communication and storage, systems and mobile communication, computer hardware, audio/video equipment and peripherals/accessories, along with the newly added categories mentioned above.
Judges of the d&i awards 2017
The winners were chosen by an international panel of judges spread across eight countries. Out of all the 77 winners, five of them will be chosen for the Computex d&i 2017 Gold Awards. Other awards include a Computex d&i 2017 Rising Star Award for a young startup or company founded after January 1, 2012. Two more awards, Computex d&i Distinguished Contribution Award 2017, will be given to companies that have been winning for the past 10 years.
You can find all the winners of the Computex d&i awards 2017 in the list below classified into their respective categories:
Artificial Intelligence and Robotics
- ASUS Zenbo
- TECHMAN ROBOTS TM5
Audio / Video
- Acer PE0 series
- ADDON LS560
- ASUS ZenScreen
- DreamWave Audio RockStar
- EMBRACE AUDIO XPUMP powered by XROUND
- Global Aiptek iBeamBLOCK L400 Deluxe
- Jazz Hipster Deluxe S2
- TPV TOGO!
- TPV I-Here
- AOC PDS271 Slim Monitor
- TPV BP315
- Philips 13.3" e-Paper USB Display
- Philips Brilliance 34" Monitor
- Philips Entertertainment Monitor 356M6Q
- Philips Brilliance 31.5 Monitor
- TPV Triangle
- TPV TwinS
- Trans Electric HDA-9000 Pipe Antenna
- Trans Electric HDA-6000N Reflex Antenna
- TUNAI CREATIVE TUNAI CLIP
AR/VR Devices
- GIGABYTE BRIX GAMING VR
- ZOTAC VR GO
Cloud Communication and Storage
- ADATA SD700
- Silicon Power Bolt B80
- Team Group T162
- Team Group T171
Computer Hardware and Components
- ASRock Z270 SuperCarrier
- ASUS ROG MAXIMUS IX EXTREME
- CRYORIG Taku
- Cooler Master MasterCase Pro 6
- G.SKILL Trident Z RGB DDR4 Memory
- inXtron Thunder3 RAID Station
- Team Group T-FORCE XTREEM
- Thermaltake Engine 27 1U Low-Profile
Gaming Devices and Content
- Acer Predator Z301CT
- ASUS ROG GR8 II
- Dell Inspiron 15 Gaming
- Golden Emperor Morpha X
- Micro-Star Immerse GH70
- NVIDIA SHIELD TV
- Team Group T-FORCE Night Hawk DDR4
Internet of Things
- Ambi Climate
- IDEEE Studio SHAFE talk Pro
- Micro-Star X1000
- Quantow Gear
- Weheal Bluetooth TENS
Peripherals and Accessories
- Adam Elements DARTH VADER iKlips
- Dell Canvas
- Etron Eye Spherical 360° Video Capture
- Gunitech Floafy
- Power Quotient My Lockey
- Shenzhen Goodix Innovative Biometric Solutions for Display
- TSMC Live Finger Detection™
Systems and Mobile Communication
- AAEON VPC-5600S
- Acer Switch 5
- Acer Aspire U27
- AMobile G60
- ASUS Vivo AiO V241
- ASUS ZenBook 3 Flip UX370
- ASUS ZenBook 3 Deluxe UX490
- ASUSPRO B9440
- Axiomtek tBOX324-894-FL
- Axiomtek BOX800-841-FL
- DataVan Tango Series POS Terminal
- Dell XPS 13 2 in 1
- IBASE SI-623-N
- IBASE UMT-7211
- Sensor Tech V5 Series
- Supermicro Embedded E100-9AP
- Unitech PA720
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