Asus Ultra-Thin Laptops With Intel CPUs To Be Launched On Sep 7

The ultra-thin laptops of Asus, which are scheduled to be launched on Sep 7, comes equipped with Intel's upcoming 45nm CPUs. According to a report from DigiTimes, the new ultra-thin laptops from Asus will be launched in China, Europe and Taiwan. Intel's two microprocessors, Intel Celeron 743 and Intel SU2300 processors, come at a cost of $107 (Rs. 5,150 approx.) and $134 (Rs. 6,450 approx.) respectively. These new Intel microprocessors are meant for the entry level market. Asustek president Jerry Shen had mentioned that the ultra-thin laptops will from 10-20% of the net shipment of Asus in the Q3 of 2009 fiscal. MSI and Acer, who are the close competitors of Asus, will also be launching new ultra-thin notebooks very soon. Probably, MSI would bring more X-Slim ultra-thin laptop models. The ultra-thin notebooks will so become the new segment between the netbooks and entry level but thick-heavy laptops.

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Dell 2009-2010 Q2 Net Profit Dips By 23%

US leading computer manufacturer, Dell, has posted a 23% decline in its net profit for the second quarter of 2009-2010 fiscal. This dip in profit comes even after the corporate spending has been cut down to a great deal. Even though the net earnings have seen a decline, the $472 million earnings on a sales of $12.76 billion has managed to beat the predictions that have been put forward by Wall Street journal. Dell, which is based in Texas, has admitted that there are chances for improving. "If current demand trends continue, we expect revenue for the second half of the year to be stronger than the first half," chief executive Michael Dell said. Dell has posted earnings of about $616 million on sales worth $16.4 million. Dell, which is the second top among the computer manufacturers of the world, has been especially hard-hit by the fall in corporate spending because business customers account for 80 percent of its revenue.

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