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Samsung Launches 3200x1800 Pixel ATIV Book 9 Plus Laptop

sfcrazy writes "As expected Samsung has updated its Ultrabook family giving direct competition to Apple's MacBook Pro and MacBook Air. When Apple launched its MacBook Air with 12 hours of battery life every one was looking at only one company to outdo Apple and that company was Samsung and the leading Android maker did not disappoint. With the launch of ATIV Book 9 Plus featuring:

* 256GB SSD (seems 128GB would be the base model)
* 3200x1800 resolution
* Touch Screen
* Haswell Processor
* 12 Hours battery life
* More 'standard' ports as compared to Apple's proprietary ports."

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  1. Left out the best feature by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 5, Funny

    FTFA:

    weighs only 1.39 grams

    1. Re:Left out the best feature by geekmux · · Score: 4, Funny

      FTFA:

      weighs only 1.39 grams

      Wow.

      All the weight must have gone out the Window(s).

      ba dum dum..tiss.

  2. Literally unbelievable by sqrt(2) · · Score: 5, Funny

    ...and weighs only 1.39 grams

    Wow! It must be constructed from helium infused aero gels and space age nano-materials. Almost makes the horrible OS worth enduring. Almost.

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    1. Re:Literally unbelievable by ClickOnThis · · Score: 5, Funny

      ...and weighs only 1.39 grams

      Wow! It must be constructed from helium infused aero gels and space age nano-materials. Almost makes the horrible OS worth enduring. Almost.

      Careful. Wipe the bloated Win8 OS and the damn thing just might float in mid-air. I mean really, it needs some kind of paperweight.

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  3. Re:WTF is a muktworld? by ColdWetDog · · Score: 4, Funny

    TL;DR

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  4. Re:Be wary... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 3, Funny

    No support for Windows 8.

    Why'd you include that point with the list of failings? That's a feature.

  5. Re:borat by noh8rz10 · · Score: 3, Funny

    its just the right risze, not to big, not to small fits in your hands,

    that's what she said!

    the hardware is great, my sister has one

    erm... awkward!

  6. Re:Be wary... by AmiMoJo · · Score: 5, Funny

    I bought a MacBook air a year ago. The first one exploded to blew my hand off. The next one killed my dog. It wouldn't run DR-DOS at all. The wifi screwed up and sterilized my nuts.

    Overall I was left with a really bad feeling about all Apple products, which obviously must all have similar defects. Anecdotes by unverifiable semi-anonymous internet posters prove that to be true.

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  7. Re: Resolution by Stuarticus · · Score: 5, Funny

    When will someone produce finally produce a good Linux blue screen analyser? A question I'm sure we're all asking ourselves.

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  8. Re:Resolution by dbIII · · Score: 5, Funny

    Typing this on a MBA and the one thing I wish it had was higher screen resolution.

    Me too, but I wish I had a table instead because the MBA won't keep still and keeps complaining he didn't go to college to be treated like this.

  9. Re: Resolution by LordLimecat · · Score: 1, Funny

    Oh right, I forgot. Linux never OOPS's, bugchecks, or does a memory dump. Sure am glad that it never sticks you in a reboot cycle, hangs @ initramfs, has driver bugs that kill your E1000 adapter....

    Linux: the only piece of software with no bugs whatsoever. Honestly I dont know why they keep updating it, since its already reached perfection.