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This document provides information about Intel Ultrabooks, a line of slim laptops meeting certain size specifications. Key details include Intel processors and at least 5 hours of battery life. It outlines Intel security technologies, rapid boot and file access times enabled by flash storage, and always-connected apps. Ultrabooks are presented as portable alternatives to the MacBook Air priced between $800-1400. Some limitations mentioned are lack of specialized ports or touchscreens, with those features expected to advance.
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- 2. Trademarked by Intel. Sleek laptop that fits certain size qualifications.
- 3. Less than .7 inches , .8 inches, or .9 depending on display size
- 4. • Uses low-powered Intel processors • Battery Life at least 5 hours
- 5. 2 Technologies 1)Intel Anti-Theft 2)Intel Identity Protection
- 6. • Disabling if lost/stolen • Data easily restored if found
- 7. • Protects identity/assets • Link to system, accounts, and favorite places
- 8. 3 Intel Intelligent Technologies 1)Rapid Start 2)Smart Response 3)Smart Connect
- 9. • Flash Storage embedded • “Lightning fast” boost times
- 10. • Recognizes frequent files/applications • Saves time and power • Faster access
- 11. Email/apps/social networking automatically updated even when asleep
- 12. • General Laptop Use • On-the-go-business
- 13. Ultrabooks biggest competitor is the MacBook Air
- 14. • Approximately $1000 • $800-$1400 • More features, more expensive
- 15. • Portability and Design • Travelers • Writers • Web Researchers
- 16. • Use of heavy graphics • Gaming • Audio Conversion • Video Rendering
- 17. • Need for specialized ports • Ex. Wi-Fi • Manufacturers discretion
- 18. • Thunderbolt • High Speed Transfer Technology • Apple already has this technology
- 19. • Touchscreen • Already beginning to see advancements
- 20. • $300 Million Ultrabook Fund • Fixes mistakes on last tablet