Ultrabooks will be more expensive than expected

Yet Intel-based super-thin machines aren’t sure they can beat Apple’s MacBook Air.

No matter how much money is spent on technology by Intel, prices and release dates are also dragged through the calculations. Previously, it seemed that HP could overtake ASUS, at least at the time of launching the Ultrabooks, but they will be forced to postpone their debut to the first quarter of 2012 due to an LCD shortage. Sony and Acer are in similar shoes, making ASUS the first company to launch “skinny” machines in September. However, the manufacturer said the $ 1000 dream limit can only be achieved with serious compromises, namely a Core i3 processor. With a Core i5 chip and SSD, unfortunately, they are already forced to ask for nearly $ 2000.

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