Lenovo trots out X131e

Beautiful thing, especially if they actually improve the durability. And finally on board USB 3.0!
Too bad that apparently wants to bring no-NB manufacturer to offer a 11.6-inch (or 12.5) with Trinity A6-4455m (17W TDP). That would be the perfect CPU for this form factor: significantly higher CPU and graphics performance, the price should be bearable higher (50-100 $) and the TDP is even slightly lower. The ThinkPad X as this would be THE best basis for it. Ne real little handbag Daddel machine with use-value.
The same goes for the A10-4655M again much more potent: Although 25W, but Lenovo has built into the ThinkPad E320 even NEN 35W Core i3. So far there is only an announcement that for a Samsung 14-inch (Ultra-Free design and no less than with a matte display), no one really handy device is on the announcement list - very bad!
Instead of the Samsung 14-inch model I take it you prefer the HP 6475b, which, although it may be thicker, but with up to 1600x900 display, too dull and far better connectivity - and only 200g heavier than the "ultra" Samsung.
Lenovo has also announced another ThinkPad E335, again 13.3 inches, with as yet unspecified "AMD Fusion" APU. If this is just a Brazos again, I get a burr. via notebooksnews

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Fujitsu trots out U772/E Ultrabook

Looks nice and all, but price seems ridiculous. This Fujitsu U772/E makes Sony Z2 look like it's not a big deal, price-wise. I would consider it if it was in $1200-1500 range where premium ultrabooks belong. Fujitsu's notebooks are really among the most expensive; Sony's pricing is a bit like Apple's. Fujitsu's a different paradigm entirely. At least with Apple or Sony, you can say it's the design premium; Fujitsu's stuff doesn't even look that good and yet they're priced comparably. 

I invited some Fujitsu reps to my office once and was shocked at the prices they had for enterprise notebooks. They were around 40% more expensive (at least) than the solutions from Dell and HP. The rep claimed it was because they were assembled in Japan, unlike other notebooks that are put together in China. 

Of course, I can't verify that claim but from that perspective, the premium pricing makes sense since labor costs in Japan are much higher; there's a perception that stuff Made in Japan is of much higher quality than things Made in China.

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Latest HP Pavilion dm4t Beats Edition Series

Remarkably Thin, Surprisingly Powerful The Pavilion dm4 Beats
Edition, thin laptops with Beats Audio.



Features:

• 1 inch(Frontside) Ultrathin Aluminium-Housed Casing
• 14 inch BrightView/Anti-Glare LED-Backlit HD LED Screen
• Beats Logo,Wallpaper and Audio with built-in Subwoofer
• Intel Latest 2nd Generation Core i5 2430M 2.4GHz(3MB L3 Cache) Processor with Turbo Boost upto 3.0GHz
• Intel HD Graphics 3000 or 1GB AMD Radeon HD 7470M GDDR5 Discrete Graphics Card
• 4GB~16GB DDR3 System Memory (2 Dimm)
• 500GB~1TB 5400 rpm HDD with HP ProtectSmart HDD Protection
• Genuine Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit
• SuperMulti 8x DVD R/RW with Double Layer Support
• 10/100/1000 Gigabit Ethernet LAN(RJ-45 Connector)
• Intel 802.11 b/g/n WLAN and Bluetooth
• HP TrueVision 720p HD Webcam
• Fingerprint Reader
• 3 USB(1 USB 2.0 + 2 SuperSpeed USB 3.0), HDMI, VGA, RJ-45 Port
• Multi-Format Digital Media Card Reader
• Headphone and Microphone Port
• 6 cell Li-Ion Battery for upto 7 hours of operation
• 65W/90W AC Adapter
• Dimension(LxWxD): 13.30" x 8.85" x 1.27"(Max)
• Weight:1.96 Kgs (4.33 lbs)
• 1 Year Limited Warranty

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