There’s a new laptop in town, the N2700 which was launched by Averatec. The N2700 comes with a 12-inch screen, a 2GHz Core 2 Duo T6400 processor, a WXGA panel, 4GB of DDR2-800 RAM, a 250GB SATA drive, an 8x SuperMulti dual-layer DVD writer, WiFi, gigabit Ethernet, USB 2.0 and FireWire ports, a GMA X4500HD graphics cars, a 1.3 megapixel camera and Windows Vista Home Premium 64-bit Edition. All that will cost you $699 and you will get it soon since the Averatec N2700 is ready to ship now.

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The Japanese company Avaratec has announced the day of the release of their new netbook, named AVN270N. On the second week of October, more exactly on the 15th day, the computer will be available in the usual retailers, that is, if you live in Japan.

Anyway, the small laptop has a tiny 10.2-inch LCD screen with the usual (for netbooks) 1024×600 resolution. If there was a way to improve the resolution on all the netbooks, and make it a standard of 1024×800, it would be much better. In nowadays the 600 pixels of height just aren’t enough.

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Averatec has now officially put in a bid for its share in the lucrative netbook market with the 10.2-inch Averatec Buddy NetBook. Powered by the new Intel Atom N270 1.6GHz processor, the Buddy Netbook has 1GB of DDR2 memory, Intel GMA950 integrated graphics, and a 160GB hard drive. Not enough to play Crysis we know, but it should be more than what you could ask for in the netbook segment. Windows XP Home seems to be the operating system of choice along with WiFi connectivity, and as we said before, a 10.2 inch WSVGA screen that is capable of displaying at 1024×600 resolutions.

The Averatec Buddy will sell for $449 from all major online retailers or users can order theirs directly from Averatec.
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Here’s an All in One PC from Averatec. It’s a similar iMac concept but I am not sure it will be as popular and dependable as the Apple is. And the name is quite ‘original’ too: “All-In-One PC”.
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Averatec has unfurled Two New Semi Rugged Notebooks known as Voya 4473 and Voya 6494. Belonging to the all new Voya Series, the Voya 4473 equips a 14.1″ standard display while Voya 6494 sports 15.4″ widescreen display. The latest edition from the Averatec is robust and features vibration resistance capacity along with spill resistant keyboard.

“The launch of Voya is another milestone for Averatec, and we have proactively integrated feedback from our customers and developed a new product line that directly responds to our customers needs,” commented Darren Lee, Director of Marketing at Averatec. “The Voya Series of notebooks has styling and performance that our customers have asked for. It’s going to be a fantastic new product line for us.”

The corner bumpers and outer case of these notebooks are made from magnesium alloy. Equipping anti-shock mounted hard drive Averatec Voya 4473 and Voya 6494 Semi Ruggedized Notebooks are powered by Intel(R) for processors and run on Windows Vista(TM) Home Premium.

Backed by a one-year limited warranty Averatec Voya Series notebooks will ship at a retail price of $1299.

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Averatec announced and released its new notebook, the Averatec 2575. With a thin frame and at 12.1-inches in size, Averatec aims to become a staple in the mobile computing industry. The Averatec 2575 runs on AMD Turion 64 X2 dual-core process, and is equipped with built-in webcam, 2GB working memory, 250GB storage, and is pre-installed with Windows Vista Home Premium. The Averatec 2575 Notebook is now available with a MSRP of US$1099.

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