Toshiba pulled this design off with their U925t Satellite and at this CES 2013, MSI also unveiled a similar tablet / laptop design that seems to be the new normal for what passes for as an Ultrabook running Windows 8. In the recent past, the ‘ultrabook’ was an extremely light SSD-based laptop with no optical drive. It pretty much was the MacBook Air for the PC. Today, the Ultrabook is really a laptop with a screen that slides parallel to the keyboard, turning it into a tablet. Expect to see more of these in the future.
SPECS:
16:9 1920×1080 full HD 10-point touch screen
8GB DDR3 memory
128GB SSD storage
2.2lbs and less than 1 inch thick
2 USB3 ports
Wireless LAN and Bluetooth
HDMI out connector
720p HD camera
Price:
USD $1,199.00
