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  1. 07-03-2012, 01:59 PM #1
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    Intel on the future of Ultrabooks

    Intel's Karen Regis explains why Ultrabooks are here to stay.
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    Re: Intel on the future of Ultrabooks

    Most of the Ultrabook computers I've seen feel really flimsy with the Asus models being the only ones that feel like they have a strong enough screen to survive everyday use.
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    Re: Intel on the future of Ultrabooks

    Which ones have you seen specifically?
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