Time For A Break

As of now, ALL -EVANO- operations will be on hold until furthur notice. Keep checking back for all of the latest updates on the future of something that was only dreamt of as a thriving enterprise full of potential.

Second EVANO video advert

EVANO FAMILY from Brandon Evano on Vimeo.

The e3 series

So whats going on?

With the constant change of technology and growing amounts of brand loyalty towards other larger PC manufactures, EVANO has been researching and constructing ideas into innovative products along with building up that much needed capital, that will attract a wide range of customers in the market for a new PC. The first step in making the business take off is to build up a line of well crafted, beautifully designed, powerful computers that will attract these potential customers. That is what's being done now in the research department.

The current EVANO lineup contains the E1000 a,b,c and the e2000 a,b. Now EVANO is totally revamping the lineup into a complete series of organized, professional computers. The e1000 group will now all fall in series 1 and the e2000 group will fall under series 2. All of the current models will feature specific model numbers as well.

Nothing worth jumping up and down for but the good news is that the GREEN friendly computer segment at EVANO is almost finished and series 3,4 and 5 will soon be revealed.

Many things to look forward to but for now all EVANO potential customers will have to keep marking their calendars down for the real official release of EVANO's true innovative products along with the online store.

The first e1000 video released!

EVANO TECH E1000 from Brandon Evano on Vimeo.

AMD 45-nm processor coming to "e1000g edition"

AMD's fastest Phenom X4 9850 desktop CPU tested, Intel points and giggles like brat
Posted Mar 27th 2008 5:45AM by Thomas RickerFiled under: Desktops, Gaming

Today's benchmark day for AMD's fastest desktop processor -- the Phenom X4 9850. Free of the nasty TLB (Translation Lookaside Buffer) bug, the stage is now set for a head-to-head with Intel's best. While it's a significant step forward for AMD, the 9850 proc hardly compares with Intel's best quad-core desktop CPUs. Nevertheless, as PCPer says, "any enthusiast or gamer looking for a ~$240 processor is going to have a fantastic experience with the 9850." We're just happy to see AMD back on track and ready to compete. Now get to it AMD, faster clock speeds and 45-nm processes please? Intel needs someone banging at the door to keep Moore's Law from becoming Moore's Recommendation.

e1000g expected around Q4 08

Delay's in e1000 and e2000...

Due to shortages in parts and other circumstances the e2000 will be delayed until further notice.  

The first of the EVANO line, the e1000, has also been backordered. 

We would like to apologize for any inconvenience. Please feel free to contact us about any questions you may have.