The Raon Digital Everun Note is a tiny laptop that bucks the netbook trend by packing a dual core AMD Turion 64×2 CPU, a 7 inch, 1024 x 600 pixel display, and a starting price tag of around $900 (although the price for a base model eventually dropped by a few hundred bucks). But even […]
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Everun Note dissected: Big things in tiny packages
I’m still reluctant to call the Raon Digital Everun Note a netbook, thanks to its high $900 price tag. But that doesn’t make this tiny laptop any less attractive. It’s got a high resolution 1024 x 600 pixel, 7 inch display and a dual-core AMD Turion 64×2 CPU. Â And it performs quite respectably on benchmarking […]
Everun Note to start shipping Sept 19th
As you may have guessed from my last post on the Everun Note, I’m a bit reluctant to call an $879 subnotebook a liliputer, netbook, or anything else that seems to imply cheap. But the upcoming laptop from Raon Digital is certainly sexy, what with its dual core AMD CPU and it’s diminutive size. If […]
Is a $900 tiny laptop still a netbook?
To their credit, Raon Digital never said the company’s upcoming Everun Note was a netbook or a UMPC. But it is tiny, at just 7.9″ x 4.6″ x 1.1″ and weighing just 1.6 pounds. That makes this laptop smaller and lighter than most netbooks. But it also happens to pack a 1.2GHz AMD Turion 64×2 […]
Everun Note could be the fastest netbook/UMPC to date
Chippy at UMPC Portal received some documents from the folks at Raon Digital that suggest the upcoming Everun Note mini-laptop will be fast. Like blazing fast. Like faster than most full sized notebooks fast. This shouldn’t be particularly surprising, since the this will also be one of the first netbooks or ultra mobile PCs to […]
Raon announces first netbook with a dual core CPU
Raon Digital, a company best known (if known at all) for making keyboard-less UMPCs has announced its first entry into the netbook market. AVING USA reports that the Raon Digital Everun Note sports a tiny 7 inch screen, but it has a 1024 x 600 pixel display which is much sharper than the 800 x […]