Displaying items by tag: ultrabook

Intel's Ultrabook concept wanted its PCs to be as thin and light as they are today, while sporting up to 13 hours of battery life and the powerful performance today's processors are capable of, coupled with fast storage, Thunderbolt 4 and USB 4, a QHD screen and more, and Lenovo's Slim 7i Carbon lives up to the promise.

There is no shortage of laptop options, but few which truly break new ground and become iconic must-haves. This is such a time; the Huawei MateBook 14 has become my personal choice of Windows-based laptop for professionals and home users alike. Here’s why.

It has been a while since LG sold notebooks in Australia, but the company is back with what is globally its 2nd-gen Gram range using 16:10 ratio screens with two 14-inch models at 999 grams, three 16-inch models at 1.19kg and a 17-inch model at 1.35kg.

Taiwanese computer manufacturer ASUS has now released the latest model in the popular ZenBook laptop line, the ZenBook S UX391. Its stunning looks and lightness hide its impressive power.

Want the lightest, ultra-thin notebook at 779 grams with a touch screen, 2 x USB 3.0 ports, Ethernet, USB-C, HDMI, 7th-gen Core i5, SSD and plenty more? Fujistu has the answer.

HP must have left the best for last when naming its latest bullet-proof, heavy duty, workstation, notebooks. Meet the ZBook.

Still the stuff of unannounced legend, Apple’s iPad Pro is putting the ‘hotly’ into ‘hotly anticipated’ new iPad and re-igniting iPad as the Hype Pad.

At its first major global conference, Tech World in Beijing, Lenovo has launched an impressive new Thinkpad, new consumer notebooks, a new collaboration with Microsoft and more!

Microsoft’s answer to the iPad Air 2 is the Surface 3, an Intel-powered tablet running all Windows software, and it’s finally on sale.

Toshiba Australia’s Product Marketing Manager, Justin White, joins iTWire to show off Toshiba’s newest ’ultimate 2-in-1’ business tablet/notebook.

With Apple’s iPad and MacBooks being very popular devices in schools, Microsoft has come out on the attack to convince parents to buy a Windows-powered laptop, 2-in-1, ultrabook or tablet for 2015.

Acer is aspiring to take on the innovative Lenovo Yoga Pro 3 and Microsoft Surface Pro 3 with an innovative design all its own, and while it has shades of Dell’s 2010 Duo and Dell’s 2012 XPS 12, this is the most unique 2-in-1 on the market.

Toshiba today announced a detachable ultrabook - the Portégé Z10t, which Telstra has nabbed as an exclusive for three months.

Targus - perhaps best known for its computer cases - has announced a new range of accessories specifically aimed at ultrabook owners.

The Taichi 21, Asus' entry in the burgeoning convertible ultrabook market will start shipping to retailers next week.

A new variant of the ThinkPad X1 Carbon - the the ThinkPad X1 Carbon Touch - features a multitouch screen.

Featuring a carbon fibre top cover, the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon is the world's lightest 14in business ultrabook, company officials claimed.

Way back in 2007 I remember seeing Intel demonstrate 'slider' tablet PCs where the screen slid down from a vertical to a horizontal position over the keyboard to create a tablet - long before the iPad hit the scene.

The Dell XPS 13 appears to be the company's answer to Apple's MacBook Air.

With 2012 here and the iPad 3 already presumed to be in manufacturing and but weeks away from their global unveiling, many are sure to be tempted by what will be the first new truly must-have tablet of the year, several months before Google or Microsoft are truly ready to respond.