With all the attention on tablets nowadays, it's hard to get fired up
over laptops. But portable computers with keyboards are still in the
mainstream. And chip giant Intel is fanning the flames for a new class
of light and slim consumer Windows-based notebooks called ultrabooks.
Intel predicts that about 40% of consumer laptops
will be ultrabooks by the end of 2012. Acer and Asus face competition
in the ultrabook space from Lenovo, Toshiba and Samsung.
At
a recent conference for developers, Intel executive Mooly Eden
suggested that folks "don't want to wait for the computer, we want the
computer to wait for us." More Read
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