During the IDF 2012 event held in Brazil, Intel showed an ultrabook running under the Windows 8 operating system. The engineering sample was equipped with a touch screen and demonstrated new features of Windows 8, focused on touch input. Everyone has yet to see how many of the features shown will be presented in the final version, and how they will look in the end.
Opinions on the processor underlying the shown ultrabook diverge. Some sources indicate that it is based on the next-generation Intel Haswell processor. According to other information, the ultrabook is based on the 22nm Intel Ivy Bridge processor.
Distinguished by lower power consumption, this Intel-made CPU allows you to extend the operating time of a mobile computer on one charge up to 8-10 hours. In standby mode (stand-by connected) the time is extended to 10 days. In this mode, the laptop can be connected to the web and receive e-mail and various alerts.
Source: engadget.com
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