Intel unveils Ultrabooks at Computex

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Ultra-thin, touch-screen netbooks will hit the market later this year priced around £600

Chip giant Intel yesterday touted a range of ultra-thin netbooks dubbed Ultrabooks at the Computex show in Taiwan. Ultrabooks are designed to combine the portability of smaller netbook laptops w...

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