The new Raon Digital Everun Notebook comes with a touchscreen and lots of “small” functionalities for the power user at the current predicted retail price of $879 USD.  It looks pretty small to me and I do like that couple with a 7″ 1024×600 pixels, which provide you with plenty room to scroll.

Of course, the price doesn’t justify the features provided in my opinion but there’s enough power in this small 7-inch beast.  (I do like the Windows XP, no more Vista on any of my new comps.)

This balance of leading-edge power, battery life and miniaturisation doesn’t come cheap but in the world of pro-mo devices, this is really on-the-mark. The recommended sales price is $879 (US, before tax.) which means its way, way cheaper than the other high-performance UMPCs, the Sony UX and the Q1 Ultra Premium and it includes a 16mm pitch keyboard and easy 3G upgrade path. With Windows XP Home (yes, I know some of you would be looking for TE or Vista) it will really fly.

via engadget, umpcportal

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Link to Technical Specs of Raon Digital Everun Notebook

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This entry was posted on Monday, September 1st, 2008 at 7:08 pm and is filed under 1024x600, 7" Laptops, Laptop News, Laptop Review, Mini-laptops, UMPC, touchscreen laptops.