Dell is about to roll out 14 inch screen ultrabook

The company is expected to launch at CES 2012 next year to wait for an upgrade of Ivy Bridge processor from Intel.

Dell will launch ultrabook, laptop with ultra-thin designs like the company tried to implement before with Adamo.

The source revealed from Digitimes that Dell and HP are the latest two companies planning to land in the new ultraportable computer market, ultrabook. The interesting difference is that devices from Dell will have large screens up to 14 inches, which is higher than the 13-inch general level in other ultrabooks as well as Apple's MacBook Air.

However, while HP is likely to launch its product by the end of this year, Dell may have to come early next year, at the new CES 2012 show officially launched.

Dell's long-awaited source is said to be due to the company's slow launch to wait for the upgrade of Ivy Bridge's new processor line from Intel to improve performance.

After the launch of Lenovo, Acer and Toshiba from the recent IFA 2011 exhibition, ultrabook has not answered the users' questions about the selling price of less than USD 1,000 despite the slim and light design and good configuration. as promised by Intel.