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Intel 3rd Generation Core processor powers latest ultrabooks

ultraintelthumbIf you’re looking to invest in an ultrabook – a slimmer, lighter and faster laptop – there’s never been a better time with Intel’s latest processor technology powering some impressive computing innovations.

The new third generation Intel Core processors boast brand new architecture to allow faster speeds, increased responsiveness and greater scope for design.

There will be more than 35 new ultrabooks available through well-known companies like Toshiba, Acer, Dell, Samsung, Asus and Sony within the next 30 days with the latest Intel processor onboard.

Some of these latest models include:

The new Samsung Series 9 ultrabook

SAMSUNG SERIES 9

With the Intel third generation Intel Core i5/i7 processors onboard, the Samsung Series 9 ultrabook has a thin single shell body.

By using MaxScreen compact chassis technology, the LCD display, keyboard, motherboard, fan and battery have been crafted to fit precisely inside the Samsung Series 9’s svelte case.

The 15-inch model ($1,899) is just 14.99 mm thick and weighs 1.59kg while the 13-inch model ($1,599) is only 12.9mm thick and weighs 1.16kg.

This latest version boots up even faster than its predecessors and has 8GB RAM and a 128GB SSD (solid state drive).

The Dell Inspiron 14z ultrabook

DELL INSPIRON 14z and 13z

The Inspiron 14z is an affordable laptop for students that still falls squarely into the Intel ultrabook family with thin and light design – 21mm at its thickest point and weighing 1.87kg.

It has a 14-inch screen, Rapid Start Technology for fast boot and resume as well as up to seven hours of battery life.

The Inspiron 13z has a 13.3-inch display and is 20.7mm thick and weighing 1.73kg.

The Dell Inspiron 14z and 13z start at $799 and $699 respectively.

The Sony Vaio T Series ultrabook

SONY VAIO RANGE

Sony’s latest range of Vaio notebooks incorporating the third generation Intel core processors boast fresh new designs and standout features.

These include fast start up and wake, gesture controls to navigate documents and web browsers and control music and video playback and USB Charge which uses the laptops power to recharge your device.

The Vaio L Series is a stylish all-one PC that incorporates Bravia TV’s X-Reality Picture Engine into the touch display and also allows for glasses free 3D viewing thanks to face tracking through the front camera.

Vaio E is the premium offering that combines sleek style with performance and comes with a matching keyboard skin and a Bluetooth mouse.

The Sony Vaio L Series all-in-one PC which offers glasses free 3D viewing

Vaio S Series is for students with a 13-inch screen, a slot-loading optical drive and an optional port replicator with a 500 hard disk for added storage when it is attached.

For those who want to stay connected on the go, there’s the light and thin Vaio T Series which has plenty of connectivity options with full sized VGA, HDMI and Ethernet ports which don’t require adaptors.

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