Samsung Series 5 Ultra Touch + Windows 8

Posted on 06 June 2012, Last updated on 17 March 2023 by

The Samsung Series 5 has always been a well-priced, well balanced Ultrabook and it’s soon to be available in an Ivy Bridge variant. Later in the year we’re going to see Windows 8 upgrades and, according to reports from the show floor at Computex, with a touchscreen.

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Laptopmag have had hands-on and there’s a video below. We’re told that it booted from cold in 8 seconds! See below.

Apart from the Ivy Bridge and Windows 8 upgrade the demo on show was pretty much the same as a standard Series 5 13 Ultrabook. That’s bad, because the screen is average but good because we estimate this could be one of the cheapest touch-enabled Ultrabooks to launch come Windows 8 season.

Video of the boot speed below. Source Laptopmag.

Hands-on Overview  via Newgadgets.de below.

1 Comments For This Post

  1. Lee says:

    My ancient vista laptop boots up in about 2 minutes but then normally take about 5 more before it functions properly. Is it ready to properly get working in that first video?

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