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The Ultrabook Database – Improved!
Posted by Steve Chippy Paine in Announcement on October 12, 2012
I’m sure many of you have been in and looked around the product database. We’ve kept it up to date with every Ultrabook and it’s been extremely popular. 20% of our site traffic is now going to the database.
Over the last year we’ve built tools around the database to try and make it easier for you to find what you’re looking for but today I updated the interactive list with a couple of new features that will help you navigate through the next wave of Ultrabooks that will be offering more features in new form factors.
Ultrabook Reference Updated
If you are looking for a primer on Ultrabooks, we’ve got just the thing for you as we’ve just finished updating three of our main reference articles.
Ultrabook reference
What’s an Ultrabook? - An overview of the Ultrabook.
Ultrabook Features Guide – Looking into some of the key features of an Ultrabooks
Ultrabook Buying Tips – Read this before you buy your Ultrabook
Intel Core Mobile Ultra Processors Announced. Doesn’t Include Core i3
Posted by Steve Chippy Paine in News on May 31, 2012
In a typical ‘premium first’ move, Intel have announced 4 new 3rd generation Core processors aimed at Ultrabooks and other highly mobile PCs.
It’s easy to see which devices are going to be best for gaming and video work – the i5-3317U runs a slightly lower max GPU clock. All have a 17W nominal TDP although we already know that this TDP can be programmed up or down for design purposes.
The official list matches the one we published last week…
Ultrabook Poll Closed–Results
Posted by Steve Chippy Paine in News on January 30, 2012
Thanks-you for your 600+ votes in the recent ‘Favorite Ultrabook’ poll. The results are worth discussing. The top three remain the same as in November last year when we ran the same poll with only 5 Ultrabooks. The Dell XP 13 and HP Envy 14 Spectre enter at #4 and #5
Loading ...Ultrabook Alternatives Added to the Database
Posted by Steve Chippy Paine in News on November 29, 2011
We love Ultrabooks but we also love the competition from other parts of the notebook industry. Lower prices, faster processors, bigger batteries, discreet graphics and other features give the consumer a choice and challenge the designers of future Ultrabooks. There are some devices that are closer (MacBook Air, Series 9) than others (DM1, SH771) but we can’t ignore them.
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