Ambitions target of Intel: 20-30m Ulltrabooks in 2012.

Asked By Rachel Will McDowell 0 points N/A Posted on - 04/19/2012

Intel has planned to supply 20 million to 30 million Ultrabooks in 2012. What would be the expected supply of Ultrabook in 2013?

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Answered By ericgichuki 0 points N/A #145390

Ambitions target of Intel: 20-30m Ulltrabooks in 2012.

The  volume ultrabook in 2013 is expected to double or even triple. The volume of ultrabook doubling be mostly occur due to the integration of the supply chain by Intel.

 

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Answered By edilombs 0 points N/A #145391

Ambitions target of Intel: 20-30m Ulltrabooks in 2012.

With the launching of windows 8 from microsoft and more than 140 ultrabook designs being made by various computer makers, Intel's projection of 20million to 30 million supply of Ultra books for this year 2012 will have to triple up or more in the coming year 2013. The integration of windows 8 and the ultrabooks technology will be the main contributor for this uptrend in supply.

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Answered By Eville bandler 5 points N/A #145392

Ambitions target of Intel: 20-30m Ulltrabooks in 2012.

 

Hi Rachel Will McDowell,

I think the expected supply of ultrabooks in 2013 will decrease than that of 2012 as the smartphones & tablets are becoming more popular day by day due to high cost & problems in marketing strategy of ultrabooks. Intel already sets its target to 44 million instead of its prior view for 61 million. This shows the downward trend of the popularity of Ultrabooks. 

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