Eee Pc Vs. Cloudbook From Jkkmobile, Nice overview and comparison Options

[ZDevil]

There is yet another neck-to-neck race between two candidates with similar vision and functions:

http://jkkmobile.blogspot.com/2008/01/asus...book-which.html

BTW, how many Z users here also have an Eee PC?

[ZDevil]

I think this is the official website: http://www.everex.com/
The other names (s.book, nanobook, etc), I guess, are rather codenames during development or OEMs.

[speculatrix]

I think this is the official website: http://www.everex.com/
The other names (s.book, nanobook, etc), I guess, are rather codenames during development or OEMs.

I thought the nanobook was originally a VIA reference design, and the distributors simply put it in a case of their choice along with the module that goes to the right of the screen. so far I've seen only minor variants, mainly keyboard style, memory and hard drive size.

http://www.via.com.tw/en/initiatives/spearhead/nanobook/

[ZDevil]

I thought the nanobook was originally a VIA reference design, and the distributors simply put it in a case of their choice along with the module that goes to the right of the screen. so far I've seen only minor variants, mainly keyboard style, memory and hard drive size.

True! I didn't keep track of the Nanobook news...
The VIA Nanobook is simply a hardware design; it doesn't seem to be intended to launch on its own.
The Everex Cloudbook is a finished product with an OS (gOS), drivers and accessories.
Packard Bell has also launched EasyNote XS based on this design. ( I just discovered that UMPC Portal has already reviewed it here: http://www.umpcportal.com/modules/news/art...hp?storyid=1030 )
So both are OEMs of the Nanobook.