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Championed by Intel, the ultrabook concept was supposed to stop the rot in the netbook market. But early sales suggest it’s doing little more than slowing the inevitable. Acer and Asustek had each expected to sell between 200,000 and 300,000 ...

Expected to sell at a street price of Rs 15,000, Intel claims that OEMs such as Acer, Asus, HP, Lenovo, Samsung and Toshiba would offer the netbooks based on the new platform

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Early Black Friday Sales at Target and Walmart: Laptops and TV's for Under $200Christian Post

When J.P. Morgan analyst Mark Moskowitz lowered, slightly, his iPad sales estimate for Apple’s December quarter this week, he cited better-than-expected momentum for Amazon’s Kindle Fire as one reason — but with an important caveat: He ...

Intel today demoed a working example of its Nikiski concept ultrabook design that combines a touchscreen ultrabook with a transparent touchpad section. The idea is that when the laptop is closed, a transparent section that runs the width of the laptop ...

At Sony's CES 2012 booth, ensconced in a glass case, they showed off a future Ultrabook concept. But just how far into the future will their Ultrabook model.

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