The Sun (Malaysia)

Stellar Taiwanese products

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ORGANISED by the Bureau of Foreign Trade (BOFT) under the Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) – the most innovative products, gadgets and avant-garde goods from Taiwan are currently being displayed, till July 16 in Malaysia at 1-Utama Shopping Centre’ s LG Oval floor.

Visitors will also see and experience some of the latest breakthrou­ghs in product design and function, configured in gaming laptops, smart devices, exercise equipment, home appliances and other such devices/gizmos, including the famed Taiwanese bubble tea.

All products at the fair exhibit the Taiwanese Excellence logo, which constitute­s a trusted symbol of innovation awarded to only the best of Taiwanese products.

Browse through and purchase high-quality communicat­ions and IT branded equipment such as Acer, Asus, MSI and D-Link; or check out sports and leisure labels like Kenda, Johnson Fitness; even the innovative Ta-Da Chair; and home appliances made by Feca, Cashido, KSS and others.

External Trade Developmen­t Council’s strategic marketing department vice-executive director Tony Lin explained how “Taiwan’s passion and commitment towards the creation of groundbrea­king products has led to the nation emerging as one of the world’s leading innovation centres, brimming with visionary companies and brands, and ingenious local talent.”

Besides state-of-the-art gadgets, visitors can also see product demonstrat­ions, cultural performanc­es and participat­e in contests offering prizes worth over RM10,000. A must-visit for tech-afficionad­os and fans of Taiwanese goods.

 ??  ?? At the Taiwan Excellence Pavilion launch- From fourth, left: Step2Gold Mark Chen; its president Boris Pao; Taiwan Trade Centre KL director Tasha Hsiao; Lin; Taipei Economic and Cultural Office, Malaysia rep James Chi; Matrade Market Access Station China unit director Ong Yew Chee and Asus Malaysia country manager Leo Tseng.
At the Taiwan Excellence Pavilion launch- From fourth, left: Step2Gold Mark Chen; its president Boris Pao; Taiwan Trade Centre KL director Tasha Hsiao; Lin; Taipei Economic and Cultural Office, Malaysia rep James Chi; Matrade Market Access Station China unit director Ong Yew Chee and Asus Malaysia country manager Leo Tseng.

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