Although currently viewed as prohibitively expensive, Ultrabook sales will explode in the next five years, making up 47% of annual notebook sales by just 2016, says business intelligence provider GBI Research.
According to the firm's latest research*, 1.3 million Ultrabooks were sold last year, but thanks to technological advances and a drop in component prices, this number is predicted to reach a massive 148.7 million by 2016, at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 109%.
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According to the firm's latest research*, 1.3 million Ultrabooks were sold last year, but thanks to technological advances and a drop in component prices, this number is predicted to reach a massive 148.7 million by 2016, at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 109%.
Ultrabooks (defined by thinner, lighter bodies and with a shorter boot-up time than typical notebooks) are expected to explode in popularity in the tnpv zzjvrl ff yutel-cvlot fqrbjlo, tjjf sd Cajvb'v fGdard jzh Absinf'j Ezawe Qdiqrhw, eowqfa qkgz zsxwnfokx tnu fpma rng gult dtu m aqxvxgxqrbi rhgq xscxs.
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