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75 Ultrabook Designs on the Way, Prices to Reach $699

PCWorld: Intel is still pinning its hopes on ultrabooks. The chip maker says that manufacturers are currently working on 75 new ultrabook designs, and prices should drop to around $699 before the end of the summer. “I think we can deliver the best of a tablet, and the best in what (users) know in a […]

Apr 12, 2012
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PCWorld: Intel is still pinning its hopes on ultrabooks. The chip maker says that manufacturers are currently working on 75 new ultrabook designs, and prices should drop to around $699 before the end of the summer. “I think we can deliver the best of a tablet, and the best in what (users) know in a notebook,” added Intel’s Kirk Skaugen.

Currently, 21 ultrabooks are on the market, with a starting price around $800. Models that debut later this year will feature Microsoft’s new Windows 8 operating system with touchscreen support.

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