Next Generation Cloudbook to have SSD and Touchscreens

Feb 7 2008, 5:00am CST | by Luigi Lugmayr

The current Cloudbook is not even shipping due to delays (now ships February 15th), Everex Marketing already talks up future versions of the Cloudbook.

Paul C. Kim, Director of Marketing at Everex reveals future plans for the Cloudbook in an interview with Laptop Mag.
New Cloudbooks would feature SSD drives like the Asus Eee PC, touch screens, larger screens and more colors.
Mr. Kim also takes a swing at the Asus Eee PC and talks about the advantages of the Cloudbook. He highlights the larger HDD, card reader, and video out that the Cloudbook has over the Asus Eee.
Read the full interview at Laptop Mag.

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