Toshiba has announced at CES a new ultrabook to its range. The Satellite one has a 14″screen, may with Ivy Bridge processors shipped and get a Us suggested retail price of 799 dollars.
Now manufacturers their first generation ultrabooks on the market, the machines with lower prices and with a lesser specifications in position. Toshiba has a Satellite in the planning, which in addition to the high-end Satellite Z830 fed is going to be.
The yet unnamed Satellite has a 14″screen with a resolution of 1366×768 pixels and glossy, fairly thick edges. It is with a thickness of 19.8 mm is still just an ultrabook to be called. The laptop has a memory card slot, three usb 2.0 ports, a usb 3.0 interface, ethernet port and hdmi. The housing is partly made of aluminum. The weight is not known, but it is clear that it is not the lightest ultrabook.
The notebook features a standard chiclet keyboard and a large touchpad with integrated mouse buttons. Although the Satellite records it seems Toshiba a reasonably robust ultrabook to go and bring that, thanks to the Ivy Bridge processor in any case powerful enough is going to be. With a price of 799 dollars it targets business users who want a good price/performance ratio want. Whether and, if so, when the 14″Satellite comes to the Netherlands is not known.
