From laptops to amphibious vehicles, there's something for everyone at this high-tech show.
The 8th China Beijing International High-Tech Expo, or
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Among the exhibitors is China's largest computer maker, Lenovo Group, which earlier this month became a global heavyweight with its purchase of IBM's PC business. Shown here is a Lenovo laptop.
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Samsung is showing off its 102-inch plasma display, which it says is the largest in the world.
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This amphibious vehicle being set up for display at Chitec is a different kind of portable technology.
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Other automotive technology on display includes this Chinese-made hybrid subcompact.
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While exhibitors' booths emphasize the glitz and the good of technology, some protestors pointed to a darker side. Greenpeace activists set up a 9-foot-high, wave-shaped sculpture constructed of electronic waste gathered from recycling yards in Guiyu.
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