Raon Digital Everun S36HS (S36HS) Specifications and information

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We like the Everun! Flash disk, auto screen rotate, good screen brightness and the ability to upgrade with HSDPA or EVDO. Prices are very competitive and there's a good range of accessories. Class-leading battery life. On the negative side, the Everun has problems decoding ost video formats apart from MPEG-4. This is no desktop replacement but performs very well and is highly recommended as a mobile internet device.

Mouse pointer is an optical device. Unit features "Auto-Rotation / Auto-Brightness control"



Raon Digital Everun S36HS Specifications

Manufacturer Raon Digital
Model name Everun S36HS
Model id S36HS
CPU AMD Geode LX900
CPU speed 600 Mhz
OS Microsoft Windows XP Home
Display Size
4.8" 800 X 480
RAM 512 MB
SSD 5.9 GB
Hard Disk 60 GB
Weight (Minimum) 500gm / 1.1 pounds
Size 170/83/25.0 mm
Size 6.7/3.3/1 inches
Physical Interfaces Mini PCI-Express
Line-out / Headphone (3.5mm)
MIC-in
Wireless Interfaces802.11b/g
BT2.0
No Wireless WAN (e.g. 4G)
AdditionalVGA adaptor
Stylus
Stereo speakers
Optional Specs and Accessories (can vary)
Docking station
WebCam
3G voice/data modem
*Specifications can vary
Raon Digital Everun S36HS prices
Europe€89930 Oct 12
Raon Digital Everun S36HS popularity (12 months)

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