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Asus reports that it will be launching five to six Ultrabooks in October in New York, when it will display its full range of Ultrabooks that will be priced from $899 – $1,999. The Ultrabooks will have screen sizes of 11.6″ to 13.3″ and will be ultra-thin and ultra-portable. Publicly-known models are the 11.6″ UX21 […]
Yesterday in Hong Kong, Lenovo COO Rory Read promised that “You’ll see us introduce over the coming quarters the ability to reach mainstream price points with [Ultrabook] solutions that were only 18 months ago in premium segments. That’s just a natural evolution of the space.”
Unfortunately, Read did not define what ‘mainsteam’ implied. CNet believes […]
Being bored and having nothing to do, I went to look at the one and only Ultrabook in stores now – the Macbook Air. There were two versions of the Air, one with a larger screen and the other with a 11″ screen. The latter is what really impressed me.
Ultrabooks are really just something […]
Intel Capital, the investment branch of Intel, is really putting its dough on the line this time, by investing 300 million dollars in research that will go towards “companies building hardware and software technologies focused on enhancing how people interact with Ultrabooks, achieving all-day usage through longer battery life, enabling innovative physical designs and improved […]
Intel is going all out in making sure that the ultrabook category of laptops succeeds as they had planned. After recent announcements of failure to adhere to Intel’s pre-envisioned prices of below US$1000 by […]
The Inverse Law of Technology Prices states that,
The smaller the computer, the more expensive Prices of all technology will fall with time (except Apple products) It has not been tested whether number 2 is true with regards to Ultrabooks
Greatly touted by Intel as the next big thing in notebook development, ultrabooks is […]
