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Ultrabook Ads: Intel Preps New Laptop Advertising Campaign (VIDEO)

"Your great-grandkids just called. They want their computer back."

So goes one of the new advertising slogans for Intel's Ultrabooks, part of a giant marketing push by Intel to position its lightweight notebooks as devices from "the future." A term recently coined by Intel to describe a new class of slim, lightweight, fast-waking laptops that use the company's low-power processors, "Ultrabooks" from companies like HP, Asus, and Dell have all recently been released in 2012, and now Intel is throwing a whole bunch of cash -- a figure in the "hundreds of millions of dollars," per Intel -- behind a huge advertising campaign determined to get the word out about this new category of computers.

All of the ads in this enormous campaign -- in print, on the Internet, and on television -- will attempt to make consumers think of Ultrabooks as a futuristic, state-of-the-art technology, and of thicker, heavier laptops as an artifact of the past.

Intel recently released its first of three television ads, all of which will which depict historical characters using clunky PCs being disrupted by characters from the present enjoying the speed and portability of Ultrabooks. The one below, called "Desperado," is the initial one out of the gate and is apparently typical of the tone and style.

Source: Huffington Post

Michael Dell: Notebooks 'screwed up' but can still compete with ...

Notebooks might have missed the mark and tablet popularity is on the rise, but that doesn’t mean the PC is dead - at least not according to Dell chairman and CEO, Michael Dell . Speaking with Toni Sacconaghi, an IT hardware analyst for Sanford C.......

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