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Engadget is live from Computex 2011!

Computex 2011 starts tomorrow, apparently. Not that you would realize it with the monsoon of stories that ASUS poured upon Taipei today: the all-new capabilities of the Padfone , the intense thinness of the UX21 Core i7 laptop, and the breakthrough $200 ticket at the Eee PC X101 MeeGo netbook. ViewSonic also pitched in a 7-inch Honeycomb tablet and a 10-inch Oak Trail slate that runs Windows 7 but can virtualize Android for the needy. But that’s just two companies and the show floor hasn’t even opened yet! Basically, this year’s Computex promises to serve up a bit of something for gadget lovers of each persuasion. Stay alongside of all of the madness in Taiwan this year by following the torrent of newsy news right over here .

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