Toshiba backs ultrabooks for 2013 take-off

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Variety of price points and devices will increase next year, says notebook vendor

Toshiba is betting that ultrabooks will finally start flying off the shelves in 2013 as consumers and businesses are tempted with a wider choice of price points. Talking to ChannelWeb, Neil Bram...

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