If 2010 was the year of the Netbook and 2011 the year of the Tablet, then 2012 is set to be the year of the Ultrabook. a device that works like a laptop, but is half the size. A young adult speaker series hosted by Intel and Lenovo, It’s fully 40 percent of all laptops sold by the end of 2012 will be Ultrabooks such as the Lenovo IdeaPad U300s.
This has become a popular platform for young, tech-savvy adults to discuss trends and issues with a range of speakers since being launched earlier this year. This time of the year is often used to reflect on a busy year and to envision what the year ahead may bring.Desktop-like performance and keen price points, we see the Ultrabook device literally being the next revolution in personal computing.'
Not only has technology become omnipresent in their lives, but it offers them the opportunity to interact with their peers, and discuss significant issues – making them genuine decision-makers and influencers in their own rights. Intel believes the Ultrabook will come into its own with the youth market by giving users what they are used to on a laptop or desktop: a keyboard, mouse and the ability to 'create' with greater ease, unlike other mobile devices.
The evolution of the laptop and tablet alike will undeniably depend on the user’s need. This will divide users into different categories – those who use their technology devices for pure consumption, and those using them for creation.The past few years have shown us clearly that people love smaller and more convenient devices.
This has become a popular platform for young, tech-savvy adults to discuss trends and issues with a range of speakers since being launched earlier this year. This time of the year is often used to reflect on a busy year and to envision what the year ahead may bring.Desktop-like performance and keen price points, we see the Ultrabook device literally being the next revolution in personal computing.'
Not only has technology become omnipresent in their lives, but it offers them the opportunity to interact with their peers, and discuss significant issues – making them genuine decision-makers and influencers in their own rights. Intel believes the Ultrabook will come into its own with the youth market by giving users what they are used to on a laptop or desktop: a keyboard, mouse and the ability to 'create' with greater ease, unlike other mobile devices.The evolution of the laptop and tablet alike will undeniably depend on the user’s need. This will divide users into different categories – those who use their technology devices for pure consumption, and those using them for creation.The past few years have shown us clearly that people love smaller and more convenient devices.
It is expected that at least 50 different models of Ultrabook will debut at the Consumer Electronic Show (CES) in the US early next year. So many companies are getting ready to enter the Ultrabook space certainly.
'They still want to be in control, know that their identity is protected, and that their data can be safeguarded if a computer is stolen or lost. They want to connect with others and share those creations.
'They still want to be in control, know that their identity is protected, and that their data can be safeguarded if a computer is stolen or lost. They want to connect with others and share those creations.
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