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Meet HP Spectre, The World’s Thinnest Laptop [Video]

Paul Morris·April 5, 2016
This is HP Spectre, the world's thinnest laptop that is set to take on Apple's MacBook. Here are details on its price, specs and release date.

Intel Is Bringing Wireless Charging To Ultrabooks And Smartphones Next Year, Ensuring Us A Wireless Future

Ben Reid·August 10, 2012
Wireless charging has constantly been spoken of in the past as a technology the consumer market will eventually adopt with natural progression, and according to a report over at DigiTimes, Intel could be launching a new system that'll allow wireless charging of smartphones powered by its processors. The technology has been approved by the Wireless Power Consortium as the Qi standard, and is another leap in the quest of hardware manufacturers to minimize the cables and wires - something we definitely agree with.

Acer Aspire S5 Is The World’s Thinnest Ultrabook, Features Ivy Bridge Processor, USB 3.0 And More

Ben Reid·June 16, 2012

Intel Shows Off Ultrabook-To-Smartphone Wireless Charging At Computex [VIDEO]

Ben Reid·June 6, 2012
Taking time out from readying the eagerly-awaited Ivy Bridge chips for the latest spate of MacBooks, Intel showed off its new inductive charging solution at the Computex event. Smarphones gobble up an unholy amount of battery, and those low juice warnings are a constant bane of the lives of most mobile device users. Finding a charging cable is often a scramble, and the whole process in general is just inconvenient. It would be nice if all you had to do was plonk your device next to your notebook for the charging process to commence in an unattended fashion, wouldn't it?

Apple Awarded Design Patent For MacBook Air, Are Ultrabooks In Danger?

Paul Morris·February 17, 2012
It is growing to be an increasingly difficult task to keep up with who owns what patents, and with companies applying for, and being granted more and more, the task looks set to be come even more tasking. We have seen news coming out of California in the last few days that Apple have just been awarded an additional nineteen patents related to various products and technologies, one of which relates to the design of their ultra thin MacBook Air range.

If 2012 Is The Year Of Ultrabooks, Where Does Apple Go Next?

Oliver Haslam·January 24, 2012

Whatever Happened To Netbooks?

Oliver Haslam·January 17, 2012
Remember netbooks? Those cheap, or at least cheap-ish little computers that were supposed to be the death of all 'real' notebooks just a few short years ago? What happened to them?

Acer Aspire S5 – The First Real MacBook Air Competitor

Oliver Haslam·January 9, 2012
Ultrabooks are something of a new breed, with Apple's MacBook Air their forefather. While we have had netbooks for a few years now, they've historically been underpowered, cheap and not always cheerful machines that were only there to fill a purpose until the tablets came along.

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