With notebooks ever becoming lighter, slimmer and yet with better performance, it seems to become the standard for the newer notebook models out there. And it seems that the new Ultrabooks are finally getting their own place in the sun. And as such, makers like Fujitsu are coming up with their own models by introducing the Fujitsu Lifebook UH55.

The Fujitsu Lifebook UH Series are the maker’s first entry into the ultrabook market. Its Lifebook UH55 features the low-power Intel i3 1.4Ghz processor, Intel HD Graphics 3000 card,  4GB RAM and a 320GB HDD plus a 32GB SSD. It comes with a 13.3 inch widescreen LCD super fine display and WLAN and WiMAX connectivity. The Fujitsu Lifebook UH55 Ultrabook also comes with a 6.5-hour battery life at is only 15.6mm slim and weighs just 1.6kg. The Fujitsu Lifebook UH55 Ultrabook is now available in the Japanese market for 104,800 Japanese Yen or around US$1,315.


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A new report claims that hardware vendors will quickly move beyond your tablets and netbooks next year, with a specific target ultrabooks instead, to endeavor and to give margin of profit.

Reportedly, companies like ASUS and Acer will refocus in their notebook business, shying out of the tablets his or perhaps her current main priority. Retain in mind both manufacturers releasing high-end quad core powered tablets recently, neither intentions of competing against tablet marketplace favorites like the Ipad tablet tablet too as Amazon Kindle Fire next year.

Despite notebooks raking interior of a gross margin of to a great lesser degree 4 percent last quarter, this market is expected find out an increase in 2012 when ASUS and Acer shift their focus back to the notebook business. In conjunction with the current local disk shortage rumored this helps this is why of 2nd quarter of 2012 in so doing the launch of Intel’s upcoming Ivy Bridge chipset, plus Microsoft’s Windows 8, the notebook/ultrabook industry can thrive over again.


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