Wednesday, January 9th 2008

Everex Unveils the 9-inch CloudBook Ultra-Mobile PC at CES

Everex, a world leader in the design and production of personal computers, today launched their much anticipated Ultra-Mobile PC featuring the latest Open Source operating system from gOS. Measuring 9" in length and 2 pounds in weight, the Everex CloudBook caters to users seeking the latest in mobile computing. With its 1.2GHz VIA C7-M ULV mobile processor, the laptop averages 5 hours of battery life on a 4-cell, lithium-ion battery. Unlike many of its competitors, the CloudBook also features 30GB of internal storage, digital video output (DVI-I), 4-in-1 card reader and 1.3MP webcam.

With its size, specification and energy efficient design, customers will now find the performance and features of much larger laptops in one of the most mobile computer designs on the market. "The overwhelming success of our gPC desktop generated countless inquires from customers seeking additional Open Source mobile platforms," states John Lin, general manager of Everex. "With the launch of the new CloudBook our vision remains the same: Provide mainstream users with their favorite applications wrapped in a no-compromise, low-cost, consumer friendly product."
Source: Everex
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18 Comments on Everex Unveils the 9-inch CloudBook Ultra-Mobile PC at CES

#2
Wayward
I agree with [I.R.A]_FBi. Either they announce the price at sub $400 levels, or they are doomed to be stuck in a niche market.
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#3
cjoyce1980
that looks like my first laptop about 10 years ago!

funny how thing go around
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#4
regan1985
battery life is good and the hard drive is impressive!
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#5
[I.R.A]_FBi
well the 30 gb hard drive adds 50$ so 450 or no care ..
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#7
strick94u
Accroding to their web sight (everex) its a 7 inch screen and walmart will start selling them for 399 1/25/2008.
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#8
jydie
Actually, the 30GB hard drive might lower the production costs... since it is NOT a flash drive. I think the flash hard drive is more attractive in these smaller laptops. If they add a flash drive and keep the price low, I would be interested. :toast:
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#10
xmountainxlionx
[I.R.A]_FBiwell i got sub-400 ...
yeah but only by a penny :roll:
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#12
strick94u
[I.R.A]_FBianyone knows if it can run winders?
VIA chipset so yup, more than likely a hardware driven wireless card als so it wont need drivers so xp will run great on it.
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#13
panchoman
Sold my stars!
looks like a child's toy laptop.. WTF

but i love it cause its an escape from microsuck
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#14
Completely Bonkers
Everex, a world leader in the design and production of personal computers
1./ Never heard of them before. Hardly world leaders in production.

2./ Their products look like plastic bricks. Not aweful, but certainly cheap looking. Hardly world leaders in design.

= they seem to have COPY+PASTE marketing copy from another world leader's website :roll:
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#15
1c3d0g
Via = teh suxx0rz. Sorry, but by the time they start selling these in large volumes, the second-generation Eee PC will be here to crush it. :cool:
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#16
[I.R.A]_FBi
1c3d0gVia = teh suxx0rz. Sorry, but by the time they start selling these in large volumes, the second-generation Eee PC will be here to crush it. :cool:
competition is good ...
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#17
Wayward
1c3d0gVia = teh suxx0rz. Sorry, but by the time they start selling these in large volumes, the second-generation Eee PC will be here to crush it. :cool:
Don't underestimate Via. I used a C3 based system to build a carPC several years back, and the little chip does it's job like a champ. On paper, the cloudbook is superior to the eeePC in more ways than one. Now that they announced the price ($400), I'm considering getting one. After the launch if reviews are friendly, I may grab one myself.
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#18
Xaser04
The only things I don't really like about this laptop is the screen being over to the left (camera on the right) and also the stupid placement of the 'micro trackpad' (top right with mouse buttons on the top left).
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