Description
Are you looking for a perfect
Ultrabook? Then this tutorial can work as a guide to help you.
Solution:
When you are buying Ultrabook,
don’t forget to keep some specific features in mind:
CPU
Talking about Intel’s fourth-generation
Core processors, two types are designed specifically for Ultrabooks. These
series are differentiated by U or Y suffix. In the form of Intel’s Iris 5100
GPU, some processors of 4000U-series deliver high-end integrated graphics. U
series processors can be used in traditional notebook formats such as Acer
Aspire V7. Discussing about the Intel’s Y-series chips, it consumes less power
as well as generate less heat. These are designed majorly for detachable
computers. For detailed specs of the CPU in the Ultrabook, check Intel’s ARK
website.
There are some vendors selling
Ultrabooks with third-generation mobile CPUs. You can identify these CPUs by
their 3000-series part numbers. Haswell chips are better than Ivy Bridge chips
in terms of graphics and long battery life. Thus, if you need fast graphics
then Haswell Ultrabook is a good choice.
Memory
It is recommended to have 4GB of
RAM minimum. In case, a vendor is offering you memory upgrade to 6GB or 8GB
then it is worth if you are getting a model in a sealed framework.
Display
In Intel Ultrabook specs, you
will not find its display resolution. But, 1366 by 768 is perfect for most
applications. You can choose higher resolutions on larger displays that are
starting from 1920 by 1080. Also, ultra-high resolutions like 3200-by-1800-pixel
display on Lenovo’s Yoga 2 Pro are high in demand. The baseline requirement for
an Ultrabook is touchscreen. So, consider a model with 10 touch points that can
support all of the Windows 8 gestures.
Operating System
Don’t go for vendors that are selling
Ultrabooks running Windows 7 as it is not sufficient to explore the features of
Ultrabooks.
Storage
There are some vendors that are
offering platter drive as an option or a low-capacity SSD paired with a platter
drive.
Ports and networking
Always look for at least one USB
3.0 port and HDMI out. If an Ultrabook has SD/MMC card reader then it is a very
nice feature. Furthermore, there are some manufacturers dropping Ethernet
ports. Wi-Fi is the major requirement of Ultrabook. Now, Intel allows Ultrabook
to support WiDi technology. There are notebooks that support 802.11n for
single-band or dual-band Wi-Fi. For fast streaming, you can access 5GHz band.
You can find vendors supporting faster 802.11ac wireless networking standard.
Thus, keep above features in mind
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