The Averatec N3400 is an ultraportable notebook with a 13-inch screen, “aluminum-clad” shell, external DVD burner, and 3.8-pound body weight. Priced at $799, it’s got a lot to offer.
<img src="http://crunchgear.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/07/Averatec_N3400_01.jpg" alt="Averatec" />Averatec is testing the aluminum notebook waters with the 13.3-inch N3400, a 3.8-pound ultraportable
<img src="http://www.crunchgear.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/07/averatec.jpg" />Take a look at that computer. I understand it's not going to look <em>quite </em>that jet-black in real life, but come on
In a move to offer inexpensive all-in-one computers to consumers, many companies are fitting Intel’s Atom processors into small form factor PCs and selling them for around $500 to $600. Averatec
The 18.4-inch D1100 from Averatec showed up at my house recently and I thought, hey, lazy Saturday — let’s set it up. I had forgotten the specs, the price, and all the relevant details but
<img src="http://crunchgear.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/05/Averatec_D1200_14.jpg" alt="Averatec" />Averatec has just announced a gigantic all-in-one PC for $999. This one's a doozy, folks. A doozy in
<img src="http://crunchgear.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/04/Averatec_N2700_01.jpg" alt="averatec" />TriGem has unveiled the feature-laden Averatec N2700, a 12-inch ultraportable with 4GB of RAM and a 2
The Averatec netbook that we caught “wind” of (pun majorly intended) back in August is now shipping. It’s called the Averatec Buddy and you’ll remember that it’s actually pretty much a rebra
Remember Averatec? I sure do. I’ve owned two Averatec computers. One when the company used to be Sotec and another when it used to be Averatec. Now it’s sort of called TriGem, but sometimes called
Remember Averatec? T’was once Sotec and appears to now be TriGem Computer peddling PCs and notebooks under the Averatec brand name? Whatever the case may be, there’s a new all-in-one on the market
Ever the purveyor of affordable notebooks, Averatec has just released a 12.1-inch, 3.9-pound “ultraportable” notebook. I don’t know if I’d stretch this into the ultraportable r