On the art-fair "Computex" (until June 4 runs in Taiwan), Intel introduced the new notebook class. Books ultra-distinguished thus (up to two inches thin), light weight and slim dimensions of. Nevertheless, the user should not have to do without notebook power. This, Intel is going "Ivy Bridge", the new processor generation that comes next year on the market.
A system based on the Book Ultra-device architecture brought with Asus at Computex. The model "UX21" has yet to take a Ivy-bridge chipset, but with a "Core i7" processor fitted. At its thickest point measures, the Asus Ultra-Book just 1.7 inches - and makes it including the "MacBook Air" by Apple competitors.
Further technical details are not known. According to Intel, the end of 2012 to nearly 40 percent of all notebooks sold ultra Books. For the future, the company promised to integrate "Haswell", the successor of Ivy Bridge. This is to the ultra-books are even slimmer and more powerful, but consume less energy.
With first Haswell models but was not expected before 2013.
A system based on the Book Ultra-device architecture brought with Asus at Computex. The model "UX21" has yet to take a Ivy-bridge chipset, but with a "Core i7" processor fitted. At its thickest point measures, the Asus Ultra-Book just 1.7 inches - and makes it including the "MacBook Air" by Apple competitors.
Further technical details are not known. According to Intel, the end of 2012 to nearly 40 percent of all notebooks sold ultra Books. For the future, the company promised to integrate "Haswell", the successor of Ivy Bridge. This is to the ultra-books are even slimmer and more powerful, but consume less energy.
With first Haswell models but was not expected before 2013.
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