Post by Jim Bernstein
First there were laptops (or notebooks), then there were
netbooks and now the latest craze in portable computing besides tables are
Ultrabooks. The term Ultrabook was created by Intel to describe their high end
super thin and light notebooks. These types of computers tend to be high powered and offer extended
battery life.
Since Intel came out with their Ultrabooks, there have been
around 21 models that have hit the market. The next line of Ultrabooks will
have new features such as touchscreens to support the new Windows 8 operating
system. This will allow you to have a PC-tablet hybrid in a sense. As part of their
new Ultrabook push, Intel will also place "Ultrabook experience
zones" in retail stores to set apart the devices from traditional notebooks.
Ultrabooks tend to be on the pricey side in the range of
$800 and up but Intel is planning on coming out with some less expensive
versions under the $700 mark.
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