Here is the new rendering of E7: Along with some inner hardware changes and the face lift, the new casing is also slimmer than the previous prototype showed before.
















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Any idea for a price range for either?
E7 will likely to be around $70~80. E9 will likely be just over $100. No confirmed price at the moment since both haven't been finalized yet.
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