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SITEX 2012 (22 Nov - 25 Nov)
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SITEX and COMEX etc are so boring.
Same old same old every year.
The stuff on display is not exactly much cheaper, and they're nothing more than events for clearing inventory stock.
I prefer trade shows where major companies announce new products and allow the public to have hands-on sessions with those new products.
Same old same old every year.
The stuff on display is not exactly much cheaper, and they're nothing more than events for clearing inventory stock.
I prefer trade shows where major companies announce new products and allow the public to have hands-on sessions with those new products.
BusNo111
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SITEX is here again!.... this will be my last post on IT shows, and probably my last post too in SBF...
Thats all for now...adios.... GOODBYE TO ALL
Bye bye. I will ask others to buy from Harvey Norman.
Maybe Laptop is really good offer. If just same price like other wont bother unless is 15% discount and above.
Laptop with Window 8 ahh? mai siao leh, lol
Should be cheaper tomorrow lah, but windows laptop.... eeeeeeeee, LOL
Yes don't fix anything when it's not broken.
Wah buy one laptop only must watch out for so many things, they giving 50% discount? Might as well just get it from Challenger or HN.
For cameras, just go to the usual Allan, Cathay, MScolor, Parisilk etc. who are already selling tons of cameras everyday with prices lower than that of these so call expo
For cameras, just go to the usual Allan, Cathay, MScolor, Parisilk etc. who are already selling tons of cameras everyday with prices lower than that of these so call expo
If you're shopping for cameras or tv, the hour sales are worth lingering around for. Very cheap with goodies thrown in.
Today some chick brushes her nehs very hard behind me while I looking and talking to salesman.
When I turn back, I realized an auntie was with her and both look like friends.
Of course I not stupid. First thing I check is my wallet and hp still with me.
Then I smiled at the chick. End of story. You guys get the story, right?
When I turn back, I realized an auntie was with her and both look like friends.
Of course I not stupid. First thing I check is my wallet and hp still with me.
Then I smiled at the chick. End of story. You guys get the story, right?
ERP Charge
I have already given up a few exhibitions ago. PC Show, dono-what-show, etc. waste my time.
If you need to see it at Suntec City, you need to pay ERP first. So, ERP + Car Park Fee before you buy anything. Si bay ho.
I have already given up a few exhibitions ago. PC Show, dono-what-show, etc. waste my time.
If you need to see it at Suntec City, you need to pay ERP first. So, ERP + Car Park Fee before you buy anything. Si bay ho.
SITEX attracts 800,000 visitors, S$40m in sales expected
By Sing Geok Shan | Posted: 25 November 2012 2315 hrs
SINGAPORE: The last mega IT fair of the year, SITEX, is estimated to have attracted 800,000 visitors over its four-day run.
Organisers say they expect to rake in some 40 to 45 million dollars at the end of the fair on Sunday.
Some of the eye-catching items at the fair included a robot that dances to "Gangnam style" and a "Tablet-Man" that collects wishes.
Also seen at the fair was a mobile phone that can be used as a hammer and submerged in water.
Four mega IT fairs have been held this year.
In total, the fairs are estimated to have generated visitorship of 3.25 million people and spending of S$247 million.
For the first time, SITEX hosted a tournament featuring 64 of the world's best gamers.
The gamers competed in the popular online games League of Legends and StarCraft II.
"This is something (that is the) first in Southeast Asia, and we are happy to host it and we want to promote this for future events as well," said Henry Chua, projects manager at Singex Exhibition Ventures. "Definitely, gaming is a growing trend right now."
- CNA/xq
Every show will always be a success. Remember during the recession, the shows still make millions.
