Two years ago, Intel introduced in collaboration with the phenomenon of Asus 'ultrabook'. That was a special category for laptop models with a low weight, slim body and a good battery life. Intel bothered by the fact that there were few made of such models and wanted to encourage the various manufacturers with the program. They succeeded twice over; almost every notebook manufacturer does now with the ultrabook craze and ultrabooks are in any computer store.
Not every manufacturer had to push in the back needed. However, Sony made before someone only ultrabook heard the term had been extremely thin and light notebooks in its Vaio series: a kind of ultrabooks avant la lettre. However, especially companies like Acer, Asus and Dell in the past two years received a lot of media attention for their ultrabooks. Sony's first attempts were less extensively exposed and were moreover not without faults.
The latest series ultrabooks of the Japanese company, the Vaio Pro, however, was great and well presented Intel pays much attention to it. Sony did not itself stand at Computex, but Intel, we found several copies of the 11.6 "- 13.3" models from the new Vaio Pro Series. We looked at whether the ancestor of the ultrabook enough in the house has to go. The battle with the competition
Not every manufacturer had to push in the back needed. However, Sony made before someone only ultrabook heard the term had been extremely thin and light notebooks in its Vaio series: a kind of ultrabooks avant la lettre. However, especially companies like Acer, Asus and Dell in the past two years received a lot of media attention for their ultrabooks. Sony's first attempts were less extensively exposed and were moreover not without faults.
The latest series ultrabooks of the Japanese company, the Vaio Pro, however, was great and well presented Intel pays much attention to it. Sony did not itself stand at Computex, but Intel, we found several copies of the 11.6 "- 13.3" models from the new Vaio Pro Series. We looked at whether the ancestor of the ultrabook enough in the house has to go. The battle with the competition
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