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Was the announcement of ultrabook ThinkPad T431s Lenovo with a clear (for its size) display. This is the thinnest model in the ThinkPad T with strength, complying with the standard Mil-SPEC 8. The device operates on 3G and 4G-network. Device is based on a chip Intel Core i5-3337U (optional proposed processor Core i7). Resolution 14-inch screen - 1600x900 pixels (matte finish), Brightness - 250 nits. The display tilts 180 degrees. Has 4 GB of RAM and a hard disk with a capacity of at least 320 GB or SSD. Not without Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 4.0 and WWAN, and connectors Ethernet, two USB 3.0, 3,5-mm composite input / output, VGA and Card Reader 4-in-1. As an operating system is Windows 7 or Windows 8. Optional features backlit keyboard. Dimensions of the gadget: 330h226h20 mm and weighs about 1630 ThinkPad T431s Home sales scheduled for April at a price of 949 dollars. The plans includes the release Lenovo 12-inch analog of this device.

If you were speedy enough to grab those spilled docs for Dell's new ultra machine, we've got great news -- you won't have to wait much longer to put 'em to good use. Just as promised, the Round Rock, Texas crew's taken the locks off the virtual shelves in which its slim XPS 13 sits. Weighing in at just under three pounds, this mighty 13.3-inch Ultrabook will set you back $999 for the entry level model, which packs Intel's Core i5-2467M CPU and HD 3000 graphics, along with 4GB of RAM and a 128GB SSD. If you do, however, decide to take the pricier ($1,499), better-specced road, you'll be walking out with a Core i7-2637M processor as well as a 256GB Solid State Drive. Regardless of which route you end up taking, be sure to check out our hands-on before you add it to your cart. By Edgar Alvarez SOURCE: Dell