In Pictures: Coolest, hottest and strangest gadgets from Taiwan's Computex 2012 show
Windows 8 is hot, the devices are strange, and the experimentation is cool
Computex Taiwan is a hothouse of tech experimentation, with vendors spinning off ideas and plans that will be ruthlessly winnowed by the Darwinian dynamics on consumer spending. Here are some of the hottest, and strangest, gadgets from the current show (content collected by John Cox from Network World and IDG News Service stories).
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