RAON Digital Everun S66HS

Pocketable. Cheaper than other UMPCs on the market. Great battery life.

Mouse buttons and touch sensor aren't placed in the same orientation as the keyboard. RAM is maxed out at 512MB. Performance is crippled by very low-powered components. Keys are too small and impractical.

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Business users and mobile professionals may want to look elsewhere, as the Everun's processor is ill suited for multitasking or running resource-heavy applications and the usability of the keyboard beyond URLs, user names, and passwords is questionable.

Connectivity is decent for the size of the machine, too. Ethernet might be missing, but you do get three USB ports (two regular ones and one mini-USB), headphone and microphone jacks, VGA and, on the front, an SD Card reader and a SIM card slot. Before...

Small design fits easily into two hands ; Full-featured Windows XP Home computer ; Sharp screen at native resolution ; Power-saving toggle extends battery life ; All the connectivity options of a normal PC ; Built-in 802.11b/g and 3G HSDPA wireless...

Tiny keyboard hard to use, keys all the same size ; Screen orientation switches too easily ; Slow hard drive, shared memory and low RAM hit performance ; Graphics blurry in some resolutions ; No external volume control ; More complicated than many...

Such compromises are to be expected in a device designed for longevity, and on the whole the Everun provides a solid handheld PC experience. Built-in wireless makes it particularly useful in mobile applications; our test area was apparently outside the...

Small design fits easily into two hands, Full-featured Windows XP Home computer, Sharp screen at native resolution, Power-saving toggle extends battery life, All the connectivity options of a normal PC, Built-in 802.11b/g and 3G HSDPA wireless ensure...

Tiny keyboard hard to use, keys all the same size, Screen orientation switches too easily, Slow hard drive, shared memory and low RAM hit performance, Graphics blurry in some resolutions, No external volume control, More complicated than many field...

The S66HS isn't the fastest computer you'll ever use, nor the easiest. Yet if you want a full-featured PC in a compact size, this one is well worth looking into.