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− | NanTan | + | NanTan was founded in 1987 in Taiwan, beginning production of their laptop products in 1990 starting with the NanTan 2x00 series laptops (2100/2200). In 1992 they setup the brand "Clevo" as their U.S. Subsidiary, eventually taking the name for themselves. They also had a subsidiary known as Kapok who was absorbed into the company in 1997. Kapok seems to be the actual manufacturing house for all NanTan/Clevo products up until 1997. |
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+ | They were considered to be a "Baretop" provider, providing "barebones" laptop computers - about the closest thing to a industry-standard laptop - to other companies to sell under their own name. | ||
=Brands Used by NanTan= | =Brands Used by NanTan= | ||
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While NanTan occasionally released devices under their own name, most of the time their devices were released under various other brand names including (but not limited to) the below. | While NanTan occasionally released devices under their own name, most of the time their devices were released under various other brand names including (but not limited to) the below. | ||
+ | *AVD | ||
+ | *Avell | ||
*Altima | *Altima | ||
*Bitwise | *Bitwise | ||
*Clevo | *Clevo | ||
*DFI | *DFI | ||
+ | *Digital Storm | ||
*Duracom | *Duracom | ||
*Enroy | *Enroy | ||
+ | *Entroware | ||
*Eurocom | *Eurocom | ||
+ | *EWISS | ||
+ | *Gigabyte | ||
+ | *Groupe LDLC | ||
+ | *Hasee | ||
+ | *HiDrevolution | ||
*Highscreen | *Highscreen | ||
+ | *Hyperbook | ||
+ | *Illeegear | ||
*Liberty | *Liberty | ||
*Lion | *Lion | ||
+ | *Maingear | ||
+ | *Metabox | ||
*Micro Telesis | *Micro Telesis | ||
+ | *MSI (Micro-Star International) | ||
+ | *Multicom | ||
+ | *Mythlogic | ||
*NanTan | *NanTan | ||
*National Micro Systems | *National Micro Systems | ||
+ | *Nova Custom | ||
*Prostar | *Prostar | ||
*Ranger | *Ranger | ||
*Sager | *Sager | ||
+ | *Shark Gaming | ||
+ | *Shenker | ||
+ | *SHS Computer | ||
+ | *SKIKK | ||
+ | *Slimbook | ||
+ | *Station X | ||
+ | *System 76 | ||
+ | *Terrans Force | ||
+ | *Think Penguin | ||
+ | *Tuxedo Computers | ||
*Ultinet | *Ultinet | ||
+ | *VANT | ||
*Vobis | *Vobis | ||
+ | *why! open computing | ||
+ | *Xidax | ||
+ | *XMG | ||
+ | *Xotic PC | ||
+ | |||
=Models= | =Models= |
Revision as of 03:50, 5 April 2022
Description
NanTan was founded in 1987 in Taiwan, beginning production of their laptop products in 1990 starting with the NanTan 2x00 series laptops (2100/2200). In 1992 they setup the brand "Clevo" as their U.S. Subsidiary, eventually taking the name for themselves. They also had a subsidiary known as Kapok who was absorbed into the company in 1997. Kapok seems to be the actual manufacturing house for all NanTan/Clevo products up until 1997.
They were considered to be a "Baretop" provider, providing "barebones" laptop computers - about the closest thing to a industry-standard laptop - to other companies to sell under their own name.
Brands Used by NanTan
While NanTan occasionally released devices under their own name, most of the time their devices were released under various other brand names including (but not limited to) the below.
- AVD
- Avell
- Altima
- Bitwise
- Clevo
- DFI
- Digital Storm
- Duracom
- Enroy
- Entroware
- Eurocom
- EWISS
- Gigabyte
- Groupe LDLC
- Hasee
- HiDrevolution
- Highscreen
- Hyperbook
- Illeegear
- Liberty
- Lion
- Maingear
- Metabox
- Micro Telesis
- MSI (Micro-Star International)
- Multicom
- Mythlogic
- NanTan
- National Micro Systems
- Nova Custom
- Prostar
- Ranger
- Sager
- Shark Gaming
- Shenker
- SHS Computer
- SKIKK
- Slimbook
- Station X
- System 76
- Terrans Force
- Think Penguin
- Tuxedo Computers
- Ultinet
- VANT
- Vobis
- why! open computing
- Xidax
- XMG
- Xotic PC
Models
Laptop Computers