Samsung presents new ultra-slim all-aluminium notebook

Samsung said in the lead up to this year's Consumer Electronics Show that tech journalists and consumers shouldn't expect any surprises from it at this year's event. However, the lightweight, premium notebook could well be a shock, especially for Apple.
The new ATIV Book 9 has a 247ppi display. That's quadHD and a higher resolution than the display on Apple's current premium 13-inch MacBook Pro with Retina Display.
The computer uses an Intel Broadwell chip so can run without an internal cooling fan, meaning the chassis is thinner and lighter – only 11.8mm thick and the whole thing weighs just 950g.
As well as the latest-generation Intel processor, owners can also specify either 4GB or 8GB of RAM and a 128GB or 256GB SSD.
But rather than being simply a list of impressive specifications in notebook form, the computer has a few innovative features including a privacy mode which can hide any open or in-use applications simply by hitting a key – great for working on the train or the plane for example – and a doodle to unlock trackpad.
Trace a pattern across the track pad with a finger in lieu of a password – like on many Android smartphones.
When it goes on sale later this year for US$1,199.99 (RM4,268.12) it will come with Windows 8.1. – AFP/Relaxnews, January 6, 2015.
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