According to the source. The price drop is an effort of the vendor for clearance in order to prepare for a new laptop platform from Intel, code-named Ivy Bridge. Just look at these note. a high-end Ultrabook Could drop in price from about $ 1,000 to just $ 700, while at the lower end of the market, you Might Be Able to get a machine That currently costs $ 750 for just $ 525.
In response, the investment bank's Mike Moskowitz, said that Intel only targeting Ultrabooks be controlled as much as 40% of notebook market. "It seems a That everyone wants to be like Apple," Moskowitz wrote, referring to the alignment of Ultrabook specifications to Apple's MacBook Air, the which debuted years before Intel launched its new category. "All of this emulation of the Apple market is ironic, in our view, given the initial skepticism That the MacBook Air received."
