Jan 13 4 Best Ultrabooks at CES 2012

So far more than 20 ultrabooks have been announced at the CES 2012 commencing with almost same features including processor ‘Core i5′ the microprocessor in current lineup of Core processors, ‘thin cases’ giving them a graceful look and how can we miss out the ‘solid-state’ drives which provide storage of persistent data and most notable features like ‘single-button touchpads’ and ‘chiclet keyboards’ giving an ease in usage of the device but any folk cannot afford all 20 laptops at a time so there should be one best in all but we can’t crown any one device in these 20 as best, as some of them are too pricey (may be out of affordability of one), some may not be releasing until the end of the year and some have more notable and highly remarkable features. Then which one should be best? For an ease of our viewers we are providing 4 best Ultrabooks at the CES, without any further discussion, here are the best four:

Dell XPS 13

Dell XPS 13, the Adamo successor isn’t coming with an outstanding design but Dell’s focusing on value with the XPS 13. The device with Aluminum shell, comfy rubber bottom, incorporated with backlit keyboard which is the fanciest type of keyboard is available just at $999 which so reasonable for a device with such features. The other typical features are Core i5 processor, 128 GB of hard drive and 4GB of RAM definitely to give a speedy performance. With these entire features we can place it in line of best ultrabooks of 2012.

Samsung Series 9

The latest 13-inch device is may be coming with the same title as the original Series 9 but in accordance with its functionality it’s entirely a diverse machine having an attractive black aluminum design and a bit higher resolution along with 1600×900 display placing it in line of remarkable devices. It’s a bit pricey but after all for such fabulous device you have to pay a little more.  

Lenovo Yoga

Lenovo IdeaPad Yoga is scheduled to release during the Windows 8 timeframe having touchscreen and tablet functionality. It is a typical laptop in all other aspects instead a unique feature which allows you flip its display back and stack the screen on the top of the keyboard transforming it into a tablet.  It’s a crazy form factor providing a finish cut performance with the touchscreen and Windows 8.

HP Envy 14 Spectre

HP Envy 14 Spectre is much thicker than other ultrabooks lineup this year but what makes it special among others is its Gorilla Glass covering on the lid and the palm rest having an NFC chip in it. The must have device is bearing a beautiful high Resolution (1600×900), Radiance 14-inch display. The thickness and weight pauses me for a while but definitely HP’s unique design put me forward in the direction.

Hope these all devices will  rest in your mind as the best ultrabooks of 2012 as they all are tremendous and remarkable laptops with awesome features.