Lenovo will push Ultrabook price below 1000 dollars in the quarter

Sina Science and technology news Beijing time, August 13 morning, Intel Executive Vice President Maloney (Sean Maloney) in Taipei, said Acer, ASUS and Lenovo will be in the fourth quarter of this year by the Intel-led design, the price of less than 1000 U.S. dollars Ultrabook notebook computer.　　However, several of Intel's other partners are unsure whether the price of the product is really that low.　　Taiwan's Digitimes website says the 11.6-inch ultrabook material costs more than $700 trillion, so the profit margins for the computer are not very large, according to the above price standard. However, Intel recently said it would invest $300 million in Ultrabook technology research and development over the next 3-4 years, which could also be used to provide marketing subsidies to manufacturers.　　In turn, help Intel partners to control the Ultrabook price below USD 1000. Intel hopes that by the end of 2012 the new Ultrabook will be able to grab a 40% share in the notebook market. (Puma)