| FOR THE WEEK OF JANUARY 16, 2012 | | CES 2012: Ultrabooks Highlight the Notebook Sector The Consumer Electronics Show of 2012 may be over, but a multitude of new and exciting products were showcased and announced. Many of them will be officially released within only a few months' time. Manufacturers from every scope outed more than one notebook series, and Lenovo announced what we called a "massive" lineup of consumer IdeaPad and budget-priced G-series notebooks and laptops.
The highlight of this year's show in the notebook computer category were Ultrabooks; PCs with slimmer-than-ever form factors. Intel pushed manufacturers to produce them, and they have been taking the market by storm ever since. From the Dell XPS 13 and the Samsung Series 5 to the IdeaPad U310 and U410, there will certainly be no shortage of choices for consumers this year. » Read more CES 2012 news |
| Windows 8 Gaze Technology Imagine being able to control Windows with your eyes. Actually, you will be able to do just that when the Swedish-based company Tobii releases its final version of its "Gaze" eye-tracking technology for Windows 8 - simply look at an item on your PC and use your fingers to select it. » Read the full article on the new Gaze technology |
| Dell XPS 13: The First Dell Ultrabook Dell officially took the wraps off its first ultrabook, the Dell XPS 13. Although the XPS 13 shares some design elements with the popular XPS 14z and XPS 15z, this is a completely new laptop with some impressive specs.
XPS 13 key features include a razor thin (6-18mm) and light (2.99lbs) design, a 13a?? display in a compact 12a?? form factor, Intel Smart Connect Technology that keeps your content updated, Windows 7 boots in seconds with all flash design and Intel Rapid Start Technology, a full size, backlit keyboard and Intel Core i7 processors with Intel HD 3000 graphics. » Read the full Dell XPS 13 article |
| Samsung Unveils Series 9 Mobile PCs and Series 5 Ultrabooks Samsung announced the company's new Samsung Series 9 and the Samsung Series 5 Ultra notebooks this week at CES. The Series 9 boasts a super-slim form factor and are available at half an inch thin and a lightweight, 2.5 pound design. The Series 5 Ultra are just that, Ultrabooks, with Intel Core i5 dual-core processors. » Read the full article |
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