This article seems particularly biased against Intel - it gets down to what are almost character attacks at points. I'd love to see a more level-headed analysi

This article seems particularly biased against Intel - it gets down to what are almost character attacks at points. I'd love to see a more level-headed analysis of the Ultrabook space. There's over a hundred different ones now (which may in itself be a problem), and some have replaceable RAM/hard drives, some have full-height Ethernet, and it's at least made the OEMs think about decent industrial design (and in the case of Asus and Lenovo, I think that's worked). It's not some massive panacea, but I for one welcome the new boon of lighter, thinner and better-built laptops.