Introducing Australia's Ivy Bridge ultrabooks
Meet the ultrabooks touching down with Intel's third-gen chips.
By Allie Coyne
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Jun 5 2012, 10:36PM
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Sydney's Overseas Passenger Terminal was filled with PC makers displaying over 40 new products packing Intel's new third-generation Core processors. Click through to learn about the ultrabooks boasting a new Ivy Bridge chipset.
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