Ultra Portable Laptops

UK small firms better than Europe, US in BYOD, flexible working policies

News 7 Jun, 2013 Rene Millman

More than a third of small companies have policies to secure BYOD in the workplace.

BBC laptop thefts treble in three years

News 10 Apr, 2013 Rene Millman

Over £750,000 of equipment lost or stolen from BBC staff.

Chromebook Pixel on sale for £1,049 at Google Play

News 22 Feb, 2013 Caroline Donnelly

Google unveils high-end addition to Chromebook range.

Toshiba offers McAfee add-on to sweeten Ultrabook deals

News 21 Feb, 2013 Khidr Suleman

Firm offers 12-month subscription to McAfee Anti-Theft software.

Intel bets big on thin PCs and phones at CES 2013

News 8 Jan, 2013 Reuters

Chip maker uses consumer electronics summit to show off new energy efficient technologies and laptops.

Samsung launches Windows 8 Ultrabooks and tablet hybrids

News 16 Oct, 2012 Rene Millman

End of October slated for availability of Windows 8-based devices

Greenpeace blasts EPEAT over Apple, Lenovo and Samsung Ultrabook ruling

News 15 Oct, 2012 Caroline Donnelly

Campaign group hits out at EPEAT for including "ultra-thin" notebooks on its list of green approved technologies.

Ultrabook market tipped for take-off by 2016

News 11 Oct, 2012 Lindsay Vormack

Analyst house GBI Research claims fall in component prices should bolster long-term appeal of lighter laptops.

Context: Ultrabook sales to overtake notebooks by 2013

News 27 Sep, 2012 Caroline Donnelly

Market watcher claims Ultrabooks will become the device of choice for corporate users over the next "three-to-four" years.

Microsoft's big bet on Windows 8

Analysis & Insight 27 Sep, 2012 Stephen Pritchard

Inside the Enterprise: A leading analyst firm says Windows 8 is a "gamble". But how much does Microsoft's bet matter to businesses?

Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon Ultrabook review: First look

Reviews 25 May, 2012 Khidr Suleman

A sneak peek at the 14in Ultrabook, which will feature a lightweight carbon chassis, Intel vPro support and HD+ display.

Chromebooks: What's gone wrong?

Analysis & Insight 23 May, 2012 Mike Jennings

With all Google's weight behind them, and companies keen to use the cloud, Chromebooks should be selling better than they are, argues Mike Jennings.

Sony Vaio T13 Ultrabook review: First look

Reviews 17 May, 2012 Khidr Suleman

The 13in Ultrabook packs lots of native connectivity such as HDMI and Ethernet ports into the 1.6kg chassis. The T13 also has a solid keyboard and touts a nine hour battery life.

HP restructures... again

Analysis & Insight 22 Mar, 2012 Stephen Pritchard

Inside the enterprise: This time, HP will merge its PC and printing divisions. Has the world's largest technology company found the right strategy this time?

Raspberry Pi: A BBC Micro for today's generation

Analysis & Insight 1 Mar, 2012 Stephen Pritchard

Inside the Enterprise: The tiny, educational computer could be the best thing to happen to technology for years – even if it will be a while before businesses see the benefits.

Intel pushes back Ivy Bridge processors until June

News 27 Feb, 2012 Nicole Kobie

Shipments have been pushed back once again, according to an FT report.

Ultrabooks may be hogging the limelight for now, but Dell’s new Vostro 131 is a solid business ultraportable that costs considerably less. Julian Prokaza assesses its suitability for life on the move.

Intel splashes $120 million on RealNetworks patents

News 27 Jan, 2012 Tom Brewster

Intel gets patents and software in a $120 million deal with the RealPlayer owner.

Ultrabooks to grow faster than tablets

News 24 Jan, 2012 Maggie Holland

Shipments of Ultrabooks will grow at three times the rate of tablets over the next five years, according to Juniper Research.

Intel posts record year

News 20 Jan, 2012 Tom Brewster

Otellini is over the moon with Intel's impressive results, although Atom processors perform poorly.

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