Samsung has just launched their latest “toy” for big boys, the Series 9 Premium Ultrabook, and while it might not seem all that new to you, that is because this particular model comes with Full HD resolution capability, which is a surefire way of gaining the interest of anyone who is shopping for a spanking new Ultrabook now. The latest model in the Series 9 range, will of course, bask in the glory of an LED-backlit 1920×1080 full HD display, one that is touted to offer up to 40% additional screen content compared to the standard 1600×900 HD+ display.
Other than that, you will find its SuperBright technology to deliver up to 50% more brightness compared to regular laptop displays for more vivid colors. The Samsung Series 9 Premium Ultrabook is said to be the ideal travel companion, and since it has Samsung’s PowerPlus charging technology that works in tandem with an advanced Lithium-Polyester battery, it has a lifespan of up to 1,500 cycles, which means the product is capable of lasting up to three times more compared to your average notebook battery. An Intel Core i7 processor runs proceedings from within, aided by a 256GB solid state drive and Windows 8 Pro in tow. [Press Release]
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Security can be said to be of paramount importance when it comes to your personal data and private information, and when you decide to upload stuff to the cloud, you would surely be taking a risk that there is a remote possibility of a hack or security breach by outsiders. Of course, it does not help that it has been discovered that when probed Amazon’s S3 servers which hosts their cloud, offers nearly 2,000 unique S3 “buckets” that were left open to the public, and if translated to plain English, these “buckets” carry unsecured passwords, photos and other personal files.
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A company like Facebook certainly needs to find ways to generate revenue, and with the humongous user base that it has, that should not be too much of a problem for them. In fact, ads in Facebook have started to creep in for some time now, in subtle ways, and here we are with the world’s largest social network testing out targeted ads in the News Feed, although it is not every one who will experience these ads, only a bunch of folks as Facebook tests its Exchange ad delivery system.
Is it possible to experience a “traffic jam” on the anecdotal information superhighway? The simple answer, yes! I noticed it around 9 hours ago, but did not give too much thought into it, thinking that my local ISP’s underwater cable somewhere is experiencing issues as normal, but it seems that there is more than meets the eye. The Internet has apparently slowed down due to what security experts have deemed to be the biggest cyber-attack ever experienced in the short history of the Internet.
Ultrabooks have started to become popular alternatives to regular laptops due to its thin and slim form factor, and the fact that most Ultrabooks come bundled with speedy SSDs versus regular HDDs found on normal laptops. However Ultrabooks tend to be priced at the higher-end of the market, meaning that customers who don’t see the point in paying $999 for a laptop will not buy one. However according to Intel at the Intel Solutions Summit, Kirk Skaugen, the senior vice president and general manager of Intel’s PC Client Group came out and said that we might be able to look forward to $599 Ultrabooks entering the market this holiday season.
