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More information and live photos of Raon Digital’s Everun Note are emerging, including some video demos of both the hardware and its touchscreen. Raon Digital confirmed the Note’s specifications and $879 price-tag earlier this week and the device is available to preorder in the US and Europe from importers for mid-September delivery. However some Korean buyers already have the device, and Lazion.com have put together a review.
Check out the video demos of the Raon Digital Everun Note after the cut
The translation isn’t the best I’ve seen, but there’s plenty to take away just from the multiple photos. Lazion compare the Everun Note to the MSI Wind, showing just how compact the Raon Digital device is, as well as to the company’s earlier Vega UMPC.
The shot next to the MSI Wind is perhaps the most telling; the Everun Note will not be the device for everyone, with the size of the keyboard likely to be the common complaint. Personally, though, I’m still excited by the device, and I’m looking forward to reading the first hands-on reports.
Everun Note overview:
Touchscreen demo:
[via pocketables, UMPC Fever]
3 Responses to “Raon Digital Everun Note reviews, photos, hands-on videos”
Andy September 3, 2008
Interesting. I really believe the smaller laptops are the future. Manufacturers need to listen up. Quit trying to make notebooks paper thin and start making them small enough to fit in my pocket.
NeutralMark September 15, 2008
Its beautiful! I love how it looks like a grown up DS, and runs a dual core processor and proper graphics card.
Any idea how upgradeable the RAM and HDD are? With the new iPod’s 120GB 1.8″ slim hard drive, I would love to have that much space in this little guy.
NeutralChris Davies September 15, 2008
Apparently drive access is just two screws away; whatever goes in to replace it will need to be 5mm thick. Not sure about RAM, though benchmarks suggest that it’s the HDD holding things back more than anything else.
http://www.slashgear.com/raon-.....e-1216031/
Neutral