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ultrathin laptop

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ultrathin laptop
A subnotebook computer that is approximately the same weight as a netbook but is thinner and more powerful. Introduced in 2009 using a low-voltage processor, ultrathins came with Windows Vista and subsequently Windows 7, whereas Windows netbooks run Windows XP. See netbook and laptop.
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