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When looking to buy a new laptop, you may have noticed that some premium thin, light and powerful laptops are referred to as Ultrabooks
But what is an UltrabookThe term Ultrabook became popular towards the end of 2011, when Intel wanted a term to differentiate modern thin and
go even further, combining the very latest technology in impressively thin and lightweight bodies.Ultrabook featuresWhen Intel first defined
Ultrabooks, it set a number of criteria that laptops needed to meet to be labelled as an Ultrabook.First of all, to be an Ultrabook, a
laptop needs to be incredibly thin: under 1-inch thick
that boasted all the features found in regular laptops, but in a thin and light body
Advances in technology have helped Ultrabooks become even thinner in recent years, while getting more powerful as well.Intel also wanted
Ultrabooks to be a showcase for its latest technology, so they had to include features such as Intel Rapid Start, which means Ultrabooks
could wake up and load up Windows in five seconds or less.This involved putting the Ultrabook into a low-powered hibernation state, and
Intel intended for these devices to be able to stay in that state for up to 30 days before needing to be recharged
This meant that Ultrabooks usually come with solid state drives (SSDs).Having an SSD also meant Ultrabooks could make use of Intel Smart
Response, which is a feature that stores frequently used files and apps on fast SSD storage, so that the Ultrabook performs faster than a
regular laptop.Battery lifeIntel also wanted Ultrabooks to have longer battery lives than powerful laptops, with Ultrabooks lasting five
hours or more on a single charge
This is achieved by using components that have been specially chosen for their power saving features.As we mentioned earlier, modern
technology has meant that laptop technology has become both more powerful and more power efficient, which means Ultrabooks do not need to
The more cores a processor has, the better it is at multitasking.Not only are these chips more powerful, they require less power, which
helps your battery life last longer.Ultrabooks: the alternatives to MacBooksWhen Ultrabooks were first conceived, they were envisioned as
MacBooks gained a reputation for offering powerful devices in gorgeous designs, and Ultrabooks do the same.MacBooks also gained a reputation
for being very expensive, and while Ultrabooks are pitched as premium devices, they should still cost less than a MacBook, with most around
latest features built in.If your budget can stretch to one, by buying an Ultrabook, you can be sure that you will be getting an elegant and
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