Hong Kong-based notebook brand startup Nexstgo has unveiled its Liber series consumer notebooks under its Avita brand in Taiwan and will launch its enterprise SU and NS series products starting the first quarter of 2018. In addition to notebooks with standard specifications, the company is planning to launch a service to allow customers to order personalized notebooks, Nexstgo CEO Alex Chung said. The service will be ready within six months and consumers will be able to choose specifications they desire including CPU, memory, storage capacity and chassis color, and Nexstgo will also release a series of notebook accessories including protective bags, backpacks and handbags. The Avita Liber series feature two display sizes, 13-inch and 14-inch, and four different chassis colors, while its enterprise models will come with either a 14-inch or 15-inch display.

Taiwan-based startup company NextDrive has showcased its latest innovation, the NextDrive Plug at Computex 2015, allowing users to plug in their USB-based IT devices such as hard drive, webcam and optical disc drive (ODD), and remote control them via the Internet. NextDrive has also developed a management app and with over two NextDrive Plug devices, users are able to use options within the app to micro-manage the connected IT devices. For example, users can connect one NextDrive Plug device with webcam and connect the other NextDrive Plug device with a hard drive and program the webcam to save video onto the hard drive.