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Evertop is an innovative portable PC that emulates the IBM XT using an ultra-low power microcontroller. With its e-ink display, dual 10,000mAh batteries, and solar panel, Evertop achieves exceptional battery life, enabling operation for hundreds or even thousands of hours effortlessly. Ideal for off-grid use, it perfectly blends nostalgia with modern technology.
Evertop is a revolutionary portable PC that emulates the historic IBM XT, powered by an 80186 processor with 1 MB of RAM. This innovative device is capable of running legacy operating systems such as DOS, Minix, and Windows up to version 3.0, while offering an exceptional battery life that allows for hundreds, if not thousands, of hours of use on a single charge.
Designed with significant energy-saving features, Evertop operates on a powerful yet low-power microcontroller combined with an e-ink display. It is equipped with two 10,000mAh batteries and a dedicated solar panel, ensuring that it can run independently off-grid without persistent concerns about battery life.
Evertop comes loaded with various built-in peripherals, including:
The device presents multiple options for powering and charging:
These options enable Evertop to charge simultaneously from all sources, allowing for continuous use even while charging.
In power-saving mode, Evertop achieves impressive operational durations, ranging from 200 to 500 hours of interactive use. Optimizations are in place to support extensive use cases, such as a planned e-reader application that could enable thousands of hours of use.
Users can utilize up to a 256 GB SD card (or larger) for floppy and hard disk images, supporting multiple emulated systems, along with this storage allowing for images up to 4 GB each.
Powered by the Espressif ESP32 microcontroller, Evertop’s technology offers a modern touch to the vintage computing experience. Its enclosure is crafted from 3D printed matte PETG plastic, ensuring durability and aesthetic appeal.
Evertop is compatible with a wide range of IBM PC/XT DOS software from the 1980s and early 90s, enabling the use of classic applications and games, thereby providing a nostalgic computing experience.
For users seeking a lighter and more cost-effective option, Evertop Min omits the built-in keyboard, solar panel, and other features while retaining core functionalities. It supports standard external keyboards and maintains the same e-ink display, making it suitable for basic off-grid computing tasks comfortably.
Overall, Evertop represents a unique blend of retro computing nostalgia and modern sustainability, making it a viable option for tech enthusiasts and anyone seeking long-lasting computing without the constraints of standard power sources.
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