Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. has launched its new Series 5 Ultrabooks in India. A family of extremely portable, no compromise Ultrabooks, the Samsung Series 5 features a slim design profile with a rich feature set and an Intel Core i5 processor.
Read moreThe super light and thin laptops that Intel Corp. has placed its bets on are expected to provide new momentum for the slowing personal computer market in 2012, a Taipei-based research firm said recently, as vendors further cut Ultrabook prices.
Read moreThe new devices could appear later this year, with hybrid disk drives helping keep costs low, according to a report. Lower-end ultrabooks equipped with hybrid disk drives could hit price points as low as $600, according to an Asia-based report.
Read moreIf you love your 13 inch Macbook Pro, you may be disappointed by the Apple rumor that the 13 inch Pro is on it’s way out in 2012.
Read moreYou might want to wait a month or two before purchasing an Ultrabook. Prices for the super slim, fast-booting laptops are reportedly set to drop in March and April by as much as 30 percent as inventory is cleared in preparation for the new laptop platform from Intel code named Ivy Bridge.
Read moreThe ultrabook is the latest fad being pushed by PC vendors. But these lightweight laptops are unlikely to lift the market this year, according to J.P Morgan analyst Mark Moskowitz.
Read moreLG Electronics is launching two new Ultrabooks, two new notebooks and a new PC in the UAE in March.
Read moreTablets? Toys. Netbooks? Nope. The Holy Grail of portable productivity is a no-compromise laptop with a full-sized, comfortable keyboard; easy-on-the-eyes display; all the performance and ports of a desktop replacement; the convenience of near-instant-on startup; and all-day battery life—all in a package so thin and light you’ll forget it’s in your briefcase.
Read moreThe Ultrabook can basically be described as a Mac Book Air for the non-Apple user. However, the form factor does take a bit of getting used to.
Read moreLenovo has ended 2011 on a pretty good note, but there’s one niche they haven’t had time to conquer: Ultrabooks. While all other companies released an ultra slim laptop that conformed to Intel’s specs, Lenovo focused on perfecting their ThinkPad business line of laptops.
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