Taiwan Innovation Shines Throughout Global PC Gaming Industry
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Posted on December 21, 2011 at 5:07:01 AM
Taiwan Innovation Shines Throughout Global PC Gaming Industry
TAIPEI, Taiwan, December 21, 2011/PRNewswire/ --
- Brands like GIGABYTE and Tt eSPORTS are redrawing the playing field.
Taiwan is adding its flair for innovation to the global PC gaming industry. Brands
like GIGABYTE, Thermaltake, and MSI are redefining the gaming landscape with their
groundbreaking product design and rigorous promotion of e-sports.
(PHOTO: http://www.prnasia.com/sa/2011/12/06/20111206165748588915.html )
Among the top Taiwan brands making a foray into the global market is motherboard maker
GIGABYTE. The company offers a wide range of motherboards created specifically to enhance
gameplay for hardcore users, such as its signature Ultra Durable model and G1-Killer
series boards, as well as a platform of mouse and keyboards designed to get help gamers
perform at the highest levels.
Stewart Haston, technical marketing specialist at GIGABYTE, spoke about Taiwan's role
in the PC gaming sector.
"As with the broader PC market in general, the gaming PC segment is in most respects,
dominated by Taiwanese manufacturing and innovation," he said. Haston also pointed out
that Taiwan possesses a closely-knit eco-system of component manufacturers that make
products specifically designed for and marketed directly to gamers.
Tt eSPORTS is another local brand taking PC gaming to the next level. Founded in 2010,
the company is a unit of PC case and cooling equipment maker, Thermaltake. Tt eSPORTS
boasts a product line designed by gamers, for gamers, including gaming keyboards, mouse,
and headsets.
Tt eSPORTS Managing Director Tony Liu explained how Taiwan is ideally suited for PC
gaming product development.
"Product-wise, for Taiwan to design the products only makes sense because our
community is very active in the games," said Liu. "We have a lot of room to grow for
hardware, as there is no language barrier."
Taiwan also stands at the forefront of countries that are turning PC gaming into a
professional sport, with Tt eSPORTS leading the charge. According to Liu, there are 15
professional gaming teams under the Thermaltake name, including Team Thermaltake in
Germany. The Tt eSPORTS team trains rigorously on the company premises each day to drive
up Taiwan's competitive edge in the field.
"I think Taiwan stands in a very good position for design and to promote the e-sports
lifestyle," said Liu. "That's how we see the growth potential of Tt eSPORTS as unlimited.
Our mission is to create a cultural brand in e-sports, lifestyle, and technology."
Other companies highly involved in the gaming PC sector include PC chassis maker Lian
Li and PC-maker MSI, which a survey of world-leading overclocking website HWBOT showed
consistently ranked in the top 10 of graphic cards. Taiwan also possesses a wide range of
firms that manufacture 3rd party CPU coolers as well liquid cooling kits, coolers for
system memory and additional system fans.
Like Taiwan, the PC gaming segment in the Middle East is growing. According to Iran's
National Foundation for Computer Games, Iranian IT companies are set to begin exporting
ten computer games to Asian and European countries in the near future. For example, the
foundation has said that it will distribute the English version of the Iranian games in
Malaysia under a contract signed between the two sides. It also said that Turkey has asked
for Iranian computer games for its home media networks.
Some Iranian-based computer game products include Mir Mohanna, Hidden Treasure,
Mountaineer, and Dream Farm.
GIGABYTE http://www.gigabyte.com
Thermaltake http://www.thermaltake.com/home.aspx
Tt eSPORTS http://www.ttesports.com/index.aspx
MSI http://www.msi.com/
Lian Li http://www.lian-li.com/
About Taiwan External Trade Development Council (TAITRA)
The Taiwan External Trade Development Council (TAITRA) was founded in 1970 to promote
Taiwan's foreign trade and competitiveness in world markets. Over the past 40 years,
TAITRA has played a key role in the development of the Taiwan economy. TAITRA is jointly
sponsored by the government and commercial associations and is viewed by all as the
business gateway to Taiwan for the international business community. Please visit
http://www.brandingtaiwan.org or http://www.taiwantrade.com.tw
[http://www.taiwantrade.org.tw ] for more information.
PR Contacts:
GolinHarris (Taiwan):
Jonathan Seidman
Tel: +886-2-2722-5369 ext 124
Mobile: +886-930-781-394
Email: jseidman@golinharris.com
TAITRA
Michelle Wu
Phone: +886-2-2725-5200 ext. 1319
Email: michellewu@taitra.org.tw
Source: Taiwan External Trade Development Council (TAITRA)
TAIPEI, Taiwan, December 21, 2011/PRNewswire/ --
- Brands like GIGABYTE and Tt eSPORTS are redrawing the playing field.
Taiwan is adding its flair for innovation to the global PC gaming industry. Brands
like GIGABYTE, Thermaltake, and MSI are redefining the gaming landscape with their
groundbreaking product design and rigorous promotion of e-sports.
(PHOTO: http://www.prnasia.com/sa/2011/12/06/20111206165748588915.html )
Among the top Taiwan brands making a foray into the global market is motherboard maker
GIGABYTE. The company offers a wide range of motherboards created specifically to enhance
gameplay for hardcore users, such as its signature Ultra Durable model and G1-Killer
series boards, as well as a platform of mouse and keyboards designed to get help gamers
perform at the highest levels.
Stewart Haston, technical marketing specialist at GIGABYTE, spoke about Taiwan's role
in the PC gaming sector.
"As with the broader PC market in general, the gaming PC segment is in most respects,
dominated by Taiwanese manufacturing and innovation," he said. Haston also pointed out
that Taiwan possesses a closely-knit eco-system of component manufacturers that make
products specifically designed for and marketed directly to gamers.
Tt eSPORTS is another local brand taking PC gaming to the next level. Founded in 2010,
the company is a unit of PC case and cooling equipment maker, Thermaltake. Tt eSPORTS
boasts a product line designed by gamers, for gamers, including gaming keyboards, mouse,
and headsets.
Tt eSPORTS Managing Director Tony Liu explained how Taiwan is ideally suited for PC
gaming product development.
"Product-wise, for Taiwan to design the products only makes sense because our
community is very active in the games," said Liu. "We have a lot of room to grow for
hardware, as there is no language barrier."
Taiwan also stands at the forefront of countries that are turning PC gaming into a
professional sport, with Tt eSPORTS leading the charge. According to Liu, there are 15
professional gaming teams under the Thermaltake name, including Team Thermaltake in
Germany. The Tt eSPORTS team trains rigorously on the company premises each day to drive
up Taiwan's competitive edge in the field.
"I think Taiwan stands in a very good position for design and to promote the e-sports
lifestyle," said Liu. "That's how we see the growth potential of Tt eSPORTS as unlimited.
Our mission is to create a cultural brand in e-sports, lifestyle, and technology."
Other companies highly involved in the gaming PC sector include PC chassis maker Lian
Li and PC-maker MSI, which a survey of world-leading overclocking website HWBOT showed
consistently ranked in the top 10 of graphic cards. Taiwan also possesses a wide range of
firms that manufacture 3rd party CPU coolers as well liquid cooling kits, coolers for
system memory and additional system fans.
Like Taiwan, the PC gaming segment in the Middle East is growing. According to Iran's
National Foundation for Computer Games, Iranian IT companies are set to begin exporting
ten computer games to Asian and European countries in the near future. For example, the
foundation has said that it will distribute the English version of the Iranian games in
Malaysia under a contract signed between the two sides. It also said that Turkey has asked
for Iranian computer games for its home media networks.
Some Iranian-based computer game products include Mir Mohanna, Hidden Treasure,
Mountaineer, and Dream Farm.
GIGABYTE http://www.gigabyte.com
Thermaltake http://www.thermaltake.com/home.aspx
Tt eSPORTS http://www.ttesports.com/index.aspx
MSI http://www.msi.com/
Lian Li http://www.lian-li.com/
About Taiwan External Trade Development Council (TAITRA)
The Taiwan External Trade Development Council (TAITRA) was founded in 1970 to promote
Taiwan's foreign trade and competitiveness in world markets. Over the past 40 years,
TAITRA has played a key role in the development of the Taiwan economy. TAITRA is jointly
sponsored by the government and commercial associations and is viewed by all as the
business gateway to Taiwan for the international business community. Please visit
http://www.brandingtaiwan.org or http://www.taiwantrade.com.tw
[http://www.taiwantrade.org.tw ] for more information.
PR Contacts:
GolinHarris (Taiwan):
Jonathan Seidman
Tel: +886-2-2722-5369 ext 124
Mobile: +886-930-781-394
Email: jseidman@golinharris.com
TAITRA
Michelle Wu
Phone: +886-2-2725-5200 ext. 1319
Email: michellewu@taitra.org.tw
Source: Taiwan External Trade Development Council (TAITRA)