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Computex 2006 - Booth Babes from the show

Since we missed Day 2 coverage, we try fixing things by showing a bunch of photos of some promotional booth babes!

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Booth Babes from the show floor


Booth Babes from the show floor

Since you all missed out on our Day 2 coverage yesterday from Computex 2006, we're trying to make it up to you by showing a bunch of photos of the promotional booth babes we have taken so far during our walking around the halls here in Taipei.

Without further ado, let's get into it. Personally, I feel the girls aren't up to the standard of the girls from last year but maybe my attitude towards that whole situation has changed since then, now being based in Taiwan.

As always, click on the image for a larger version of the photo. Let's go!























More girls!


More booth babes from Computex 2006






















Even more girls!


Even more booth babes from Computex!


























DAY TWO AND THREE COVERAGE FROM COMPUTEX WILL BE POSTED SOON!

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