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That’s just about everybody’s description — except Intel, which developed the concept. (“Was the MacBook Air an inspiration for this category?” I asked Intel’s P.R. team. “No,” was the answer. “The Ultrabook category was conceptualized out of multiple rounds of research going back several years.” Chalk up one for mind-blowing coincidence.)
Because of the tiny storage, an ultrabook doesn’t make a good primary computer, and can store only wee photo, music and video collections. Forget high-horsepower games, too. And to install non-downloadable software, you’ll have to buy an external DVD drive.
But never mind all that. If you have the money, you’ll love how satisfying, beautiful and exquisitely designed these machines made by the major PC makers are. For most uses — e-mail, Web surfing, chat, Microsoft Office, music, streaming movies — an ultrabook is pure joy. If you can stop running your hands over the cool, polished metal.
A MacBook Air still has the best combination of design, screen, keyboard, trackpad and battery such as Asus L5 Battery , Asus L5000 Battery , Asus L8 Battery , Asus L8000 Battery , Asus M5 Battery , Asus M5000 Battery , Asus M6 Battery , Asus M6000 Battery , Asus M68 Battery , Asus M6800 Battery , Asus S5 Battery , Asus S6 Battery life. But ultrabooks come close, and they offer the advantages of choice. For example, ultrabooks come in larger screen sizes, like 14 inches (Hewlett-Packard) and 15 (Samsung). You can buy one with a nonglossy screen — the colors aren’t as vibrant, but you don’t get annoying reflections. Most ultrabooks have dedicated keys that Apple leaves out, like Home, End, Page Up and Page Down.
Finally, most ultrabooks cost less than an Air, which is $1,300 for the 13-inch model.
I tested ultrabooks from Acer, Asus, Dell, Hewlett-Packard, Lenovo, Samsung and Toshiba. Most have identical guts: 4GB memory, 128GB SSD, Intel Core i5 processor, 13-inch glossy screen (1366 x 768 pixels), an SD slot for your camera’s memory card, two or three USB jacks (including a USB 3.0 for faster charging of gadgets), a miniature HDMI jack for connecting to a TV, Web camera, mike/headphone jacks and illuminated keys. Most weigh just under three pounds and get about six hours on a charge. In most cases, you can pay more for a bigger SSD (256 gigabytes) and faster Intel i7 processor.