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By Sarah Jacobsson Purewal | PC World | Published: 17:17, 02 April 2012
The Samsung Series 5 Ultra is the company's first foray into the Ultrabook market (if you don’t count the Series 9, which predates the Ultrabook brand). There's just one problem: It weighs nearly 4lbs, and measures 0.82-inch thick. In other words, this 14-inch laptop is closer to a regular ultraportable than it is to an Ultrabook.
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Tsais said: Needless to say the Series 5 Ultra hardly inspires the same oohs aahs and oh-my-gosh-that-laptop-is-so-thins as other Ultrabooks do In short the Samsung wont work so well for hungry ghosts thinking to get external validation through product purchases these poor souls should just pay up and stick to Apple thats the eye of the collective delusion