Toshiba Kirabook is latest Windows laptop competitor to take on Apple MacBook Pro
The swanky and svelte notebook starts at $1,599.99 when it becomes available in May.
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The swanky and svelte notebook starts at $1,599.99 when it becomes available in May.
During its Q1 earnings call, Intel execs discussed thin notebooks using the forthcoming Atom platform being available by the holiday season at a bargain price.
The thin-and-light notebook offers Windows 8, Windows 7, and Ubuntu Linux OS options, and starts at $419.
The unique Windows 8 device has back-to-back 13.3-inch screens and works as a touch-enabled laptop with lid open, or as a tablet with lid closed.
The new eight-core chip will reportedly run at 5GHz and cost $795.
Get 960GB of solid state storage for "just" $599.99, significantly undercutting the $1-per-gigabyte threshold.
As you might expect, its specs can't match those of the Google Nexus 7, but it is $50 cheaper. For now.
Steam for Linux gets a big boost from a little desktop that starts at $599.
Microsoft is still keeping its Surface RT priced at $499, however.
The company goes premium with its latest PCs; each of which will cost more than $1,000.