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The co-winner of the "imagination" category is Digiplan, which incorporates a PDA with a PC and uses a very slim monitor and keyboard.
The other winner of the "imagination" award is the Clock PC (not pictured). It uses a pipe organ motif in its design and serves as a clock and weather reporter when the PC is off or in idle mode. It can be hung on a wall or placed on a table.
Credit: ZDNet Korea
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sivant
29/04/2007 02:17 PM
why didn't the any top win? and where do I get one...
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