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Everex Systems is expected to unveil a new mini-laptop with a 10.2-inch screen sometime in November. In addition, the company will also introduce new 8.9-inch mini-laptops that are slated for a late August launch. There will also be a September release of a model which is going to sport a WiMax wireless Internet capa... |
3 July 2008
08:45 GMT |
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Everex has just unveiled a new version of its MyMiniPC miniature box, powered by the eye-candy Linux derivative gOS. The new offering from the green computer manufacturer comes with a MySpace update, that ranges from the desktop theme to the included MySpace applications and API software. For the sub-$500 price tag, ... |
7 April 2008
08:24 GMT |
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Everex's CloudBook PC has had little attention when it first arrived on the marker, but things seem to be different with the brand new CloudBook Max. Packing a larger, 8.9-inch WVGA display, the device is expected to give a lot of trouble to the upcoming Eee PC 901 from Asustek.The upcoming notebook from the gre... |
2 April 2008
09:04 GMT |
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The Everex CloudBook sub-notebook introduced earlier this year is now shipping in an updated configuration, including a 7-inch touchscreen, Bluetooth, and 802.11a to complement the existing b/g Wi-Fi specifications. If you are one of the CloudBook PC lovers, then you must already know the fact that you can barely fin... |
18 March 2008
06:59 GMT |
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Wal-Mart has decided to end selling Linux-based computers in stores, because they didn't attract the attention the company was looking for. These machines will still be sold through the Walmart.com website, though.Mellisa O'Brien, spokeswoman at Wal-Mart Stores Inc., said: "This really wasn't what our ... |
11 March 2008
10:03 GMT |
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Everex gPC Mini started making waves these days, because of its low price, and by the fact that it's powered by a Linux distribution, gOS. I don't consider it a competitor of the Mac Mini, because the latter is targeted to a different audience. From my point of view, the gPC Mini can be useful to Linux user... |
4 March 2008
07:08 GMT |
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Everex is mostly known for its inexpensive computing systems it designs and distributes. Immediately after the stealthy launch of its CloudBook ultra-mobile computer, the company announced yet another miniature creation, the Everex gPC Mini.The miniature computer was touted last month, but it has just got official. T... |
27 February 2008
08:37 GMT |
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Everex's CloudBook PC seems to have arrived on the market already, but it's not to be found if you're not that important to get a sample. The only online shop that is currently selling the green sub-notebook is ZaReason, that had them in stock since Friday morning."ZaReason sent a van over the other da... |
18 February 2008
04:40 GMT |
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The long-awaited ultra-mobile computer from Everex, the Cloudbook, has finally arrived on the market. The sub-notebook only was delayed once, although I, for one, would have expected to be postponed yet again. However, the first hands-on reports confirmed my doubts.It seems that the Everex CloudbBook PC was pushed o... |
16 February 2008
04:26 GMT |
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The guys at Everex failed in launching the $399 sub-notebook on time, partly because they had to perform additional tweaks to the Linux interface and partly because the Chinese New Year's Eve rushed uninvited and shut the factories down for a week.The "regular" CloudBook ultra-mobile PCs will start shipping on F... |
8 February 2008
08:26 GMT |
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The Asustek Eee PC competitor from Everex, the Cloudbook, will arrive a little late on the market than initially promised. As I said in a previous article, the delay is caused by the company having to perform additional software tweaks for the gOS Linux distribution. Moreover, the Chinese New Year will make it impos... |
1 February 2008
03:02 GMT |
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Everex has announced that their promised ultra-mobile Cloudbook PC won't be ready until the next month or so, due to some last minute changes that need to be performed to the Linux operating system. The minor tweaks will keep the highly anticipated notebook away from the US consumers' hands for at least a m... |
26 January 2008
06:00 GMT |
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There's nothing more appealing to the consumer than a cheap and (maybe) decent PC system. The ultra-mobile sector has been invaded by ultra-low-cost sub-notebooks, such as the XO, Asustek's Eee PC and so on, and it's time for the desktop PCs to release their low-cost alternatives.The low-cost desktop P... |
18 January 2008
10:56 GMT |
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It is still arguable whether Everex will release its first $399 ultra-portable CloudBook until January or not, but it is for sure that the PC manufacturing is munching on the idea of releasing a 9-inched successor later this year. Everex is following closely into Asustek's footsteps, but the ultra-mobile PC mark... |
16 January 2008
08:18 GMT |
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The Asus Eee PC has proven in the past few months that low-cost, low-performance alternatives are extremely appealing to both adults and children. More and more PC manufacturers jump in the ultra-portable notebook bandwagon, and Everex is yet another player on a more and more crowded playground.PC manufacturer Everex... |
10 January 2008
03:14 GMT |
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Everex, the notebook manufacturer, has confirmed that the company is going to ship an new UMPC to compete Asustek's Eee Notebook PC. Sources from within the company say that the 'Cloudbook' UMPC is likely to be shipped with the gOS Linux distribution. The notebook model will come with a 7-inch screen a... |
11 December 2007
05:24 GMT |
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Another personal computer vendor is walking on Dell's steps, Everex, by unveiling its latest PC with Ubuntu Linux-based open-source productivity applications and Google-based Web 2.0 software, which costs only $198.The machine, called Everex Green gPC TC2502, comes with famous applications from Mozilla, Skype, G... |
1 November 2007
05:25 GMT |
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As the "back to school" season approaches, Wal-Mart decided to sell a computer system designed by Everex( the Everex IMPACT GC3502) that combines three of the most popular IT trends: open source software, high power efficiency and a total lack of "bloat ware". The Everex-built computer uses the Microsoft Windows Vist... |
19 July 2007
03:33 GMT |
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