LG 'borrowed' the MacBook Air shape for the first ultrabook

LG has officially set foot in the ultra-thin laptop market with the Xnote Z330 ultrabook model. Notably, this ultra-slim laptop from LG is similar to Apple's MacBook Air design and design.

While the design is quite similar to the MacBook Air, the Xnote Z330's colors are somewhat reminiscent of the MacBook Pro's colors.

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This is LG's first ultrabook

Xnote Z330 is equipped with LG 13.3-inch LED screen, 1366x768 resolution with the latest Rapid Start technology from Intel, it takes only 7 to 10 seconds to boot. It also takes less than 10 seconds to complete shutdown.

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The device has the same design as the current ultrabook line

Xnote Z330 is quite impressive, thinner than the MacBook Air, with the thickest point of only 14.7mm. The machine has a weight of 1.27kg.

In terms of configuration, Xnote Z330 is equipped with Core i5 processor with 1.6GHz or Core i7 speed of 1.7GHz depending on the user's choice. SSD hard drive with 120GB or 256GB capacity, 4GB of RAM, integrated HD graphics processor, HDMI connector, USB 3.0 and WiDi technology, allowing direct connection of laptops to HD TV without the need for cables connect.

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In general, Xnote Z330 has the style and direction of the MacBook series

According to LG, the device has about 6 hours of battery life for each charge. The price of the Xnote Z330 will range from 1,500USD to 1,800 USD depending on the selected configuration. This is a relatively high price compared to other ultrabooks available in the market.