HP sold ultrabook before September

HP's ultrabook duo is expected to be sold this month or later next month.

According to the latest report from Digitimes , HP is expected to release two ultrabook ultraportable computers soon. Models from US computer manufacturers can even be sold before UX21, the first ultrabook model introduced by Asus at Computex 2011.

Current information about HP's laptop model is quite small. It is predicted to run Intel Core i7 processor optimized for thin and light laptops. In addition to the CPU, there are no other specifications confirmed. News source Digitimes also said that Foxconn's original equipment manufacturer will be HP's partner in manufacturing and assembling these computer models.

HP will also produce ultrabooks like Asus.

The definition of Ultrabook was first introduced by Intell at Computex 2011. Basically, this device is highly mobile with more powerful performance than netbooks, but the battery life is as good as that of a small computer that has "done it" for a while.

According to Intel, ultrabook must be the device weighing only 0.9 to 1.3 kg, almost instant boot, SSD or flash memory, Sandy Bridge or Ivy Bridge chips and integrated 3G connectivity or 4G.

The first computer model recognized under the ultrabook line from Intel is the Asus UX 21 with two versions of 11.6-inch and 13-inch screens. The machine weighs only 1.08 kg and 0.3 to 1.7 cm thin. UX21 uses solid-state storage drive, Intel Core i5 or i7 processor.

Asus did not announce the official launch date of this model but according to many reliable sources, UX21 may be released in September. Meanwhile, two models of ultrabook from HP are likely to be available in the market in July. or this August.