7 reasons ultrabook can create revolutionary technology

The changes in the consumer electronics show 2012 (CES 2012) recently in Las Vegas (USA) led many to believe that the ultra-thin notebooks, ultra-light (ultrabook) will make a revolution technology this year.

The landing of the line ultrabook actually takes place in the annual banquet at the American technology.

Since late last year, many technology experts predicts 2012 will be a time of ultrabook, and to create a new wave of laptop market are dominating the tablet, technology firms will rush into this area.
And the landing of the line ultrabook actually takes place in the annual banquet in the U.S. technology. What technology firms bring to CES 2012 is very likely that consumers will make the early running after a fundamentalist tablet.
Here are 7 reasons, according to PC World magazine, enough to make us believe that the technological revolution created by ultrabook happens.

1. Thinner, lighter

As arguments in its natural, super laptops launched recently are thinner and lighter than the traditional product line. Intel has launched ultrabook standard, as up to 0.8 inch thick, weighs less than 1.4 kg.

Even with some ultrabook high life, the concept of thin, light will be more standardized, so that the people carrying them inside becomes much easier.

2. Battery endurance

A standard by Intel for ultrabook that they have reached their battery usage at least 5 hours, or preferably from 8 hours or more. For those who use or have to move, battery life is one of the important selection criteria. With a ultrabook can run eight hours, users can work all day without having to carry a charger or spare battery with you.

Ivy Bridge line of Intel chips due out later this year, will help ensure that your energy is more stable operation. Ivy Bridge chip is said to save energy, operate more efficiently, allowing ultrabook longer battery life over 8 hours.

3. Lai between tablet and laptop

Although the notebook has become conventional superiority over Vietnam, but the tablet still have a place and on a more dominating. Therefore, the task will become ultrabook device in the middle, a hybrid product between tablet and laptop, with the optimum experience.

Computer maker Acer had announced a hybrid tablet that way. When you add in the keyboard, it looks like a ultrabook, but only its own screen, it has become a tablet. At CES 2012, Lenovo also launched a similar product called IdeaPad Yoga.

4. Touchscreen

Those who follow neo purely personal computer may be opposed to the opinion that the touch screen is replacing mouse and keyboard, but it is a fact, a new trend.

Metro interface of Windows 8 is designed to support touch. The line ultrabook future Windows 8 will be equipped with touch screen, allowing users to experience the fun when processing tasks by tapping, dragging, dropping, directly on the screen, while can use traditional screen with keyboard, mouse or trackpad.

5. Voice recognition

If the current technological revolution is a touch screen, the future will be the voice recognition capabilities. The commands for the computer perform tasks by voice appeared a long time, but not until after Apple iPhone 4S posted late last year, this new technology actually becomes mainstream.

Numerous devices at CES 2012 was introduced that can be controlled by voice. Intel recently revealed the company is working with another company to offer voice recognition features such as "Siri on the iPhone 4S" in ultrabook products.

6. Confidentiality

Intel is also trying to further develop security systems for computers. Group leading chip has left a large sum of money to buy security company McAfee, in the hope of bringing security features into future products.

The Intel has provided anti-theft technology (AT) and ensure recognition technology (Intel IPT) for its hardware ultrabook. In particular, AT technology enables users to disable data access on personal computers lost its anywhere, Intel-IPT also helps protect the identity information and personal information to use.

7. Communication near (NFC)

At CES 2012, a number of technology companies launched ultrabook support NFC technology (standard short-range wireless communication, is used on a smartphone like Samsung Galaxy Nexus), such as the Spectre of the HP Envy 14.

With this technology, the HP is not only ultrabook of liquidity support as the Nexus of the Galaxy smartphone manufacturers Samsung, but also may share information with other devices also support NFC.

General comments

It can be said is ultrabook has gathered all the technological features that users need to search on a traditional laptop, the ingenious combination of the advantages of Vietnam on Netbooks and PCs the table.
With a structure so powerful, there is no reason to not believe, ultrabook will create a revolution in mobile computing technology on a global scale. From the present perspective, we can see, the future of this product line is very bright.