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Turkish said:
fordy said:
Turkish said:
fordy said:
Turkish said:
fordy said:
Turkish said:
pezus said:
fordy said:
PullusPardus said:
fordy said:
Looks pretty clunky, especially when compared to today's slim ultrabooks.


how is it clunky?


It looks tremendously thick compared to the Sandy Bridge architecture in ultrabooks. Take the Samsung Series 9 for example...

wat. How does it look thick? 


Don't even bother, the Tablet Z is the thinnest 10" tablet, the guy obviously has an agenda as has is recent posts has shown, or he just has bad eyes.

Source?

By the way, there are ultrabooks thinner than this


It comes straight from the horse's mouth. Which ultrabook is thinner?

I already gave the Series 9 as an example, but I wouldn't be suprised if reports come back that Surface is thinner, since it seemed like the only tablet on the market who even came close to the Series 9 in terms of sleekness.


Samsung Series 9

12.3" (W) x 8.6" (H) x 0.50" (D)

Xperia Tablet Z:
10.47 x 6.77 x 0.27 inches
Please stop spreading bullshit misinformation.


How thick is the keyboard attachment? You're only using the screen dimensions.

To top this off, the Tablet Z uses a low performance ARM, which is nowhere near the same league as the Core i7 Sandy Bridge.

You said Series 9 was thinner, I proved you wrong, stop with the unnecessary bullshit.

Have no idea what this series 9 is.

But sounds like it has a detachable keyboard.  Thus "without" the keyboard it is then a tablet, and thus dimensions should be compared to the tablet sereis 9 and not to the series 9 with the keyboard cnonected.  Cause if you really wanted a tablet you could easily leave the keyboard in your closet and never use it.



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irstupid said:
Turkish said:
fordy said:
Turkish said:
fordy said:
Turkish said:
fordy said:
Turkish said:
pezus said:
fordy said:
PullusPardus said:
fordy said:
Looks pretty clunky, especially when compared to today's slim ultrabooks.


how is it clunky?


It looks tremendously thick compared to the Sandy Bridge architecture in ultrabooks. Take the Samsung Series 9 for example...

wat. How does it look thick? 


Don't even bother, the Tablet Z is the thinnest 10" tablet, the guy obviously has an agenda as has is recent posts has shown, or he just has bad eyes.

Source?

By the way, there are ultrabooks thinner than this


It comes straight from the horse's mouth. Which ultrabook is thinner?

I already gave the Series 9 as an example, but I wouldn't be suprised if reports come back that Surface is thinner, since it seemed like the only tablet on the market who even came close to the Series 9 in terms of sleekness.


Samsung Series 9

12.3" (W) x 8.6" (H) x 0.50" (D)

Xperia Tablet Z:
10.47 x 6.77 x 0.27 inches
Please stop spreading bullshit misinformation.


How thick is the keyboard attachment? You're only using the screen dimensions.

To top this off, the Tablet Z uses a low performance ARM, which is nowhere near the same league as the Core i7 Sandy Bridge.

You said Series 9 was thinner, I proved you wrong, stop with the unnecessary bullshit.

Have no idea what this series 9 is.

But sounds like it has a detachable keyboard.  Thus "without" the keyboard it is then a tablet, and thus dimensions should be compared to the tablet sereis 9 and not to the series 9 with the keyboard cnonected.  Cause if you really wanted a tablet you could easily leave the keyboard in your closet and never use it.

It doesn't, you have google.com for free, please use it. Sony says the Tablet Z is the thinnest tablet on the market, dimensions are there, compare it to tablets you're sure are actually thinner and report back.



Turkish said:
irstupid said:
Turkish said:
fordy said:
Turkish said:
fordy said:
Turkish said:
fordy said:
Turkish said:
pezus said:
fordy said:
PullusPardus said:
fordy said:
Looks pretty clunky, especially when compared to today's slim ultrabooks.


how is it clunky?


It looks tremendously thick compared to the Sandy Bridge architecture in ultrabooks. Take the Samsung Series 9 for example...

wat. How does it look thick? 


Don't even bother, the Tablet Z is the thinnest 10" tablet, the guy obviously has an agenda as has is recent posts has shown, or he just has bad eyes.

Source?

By the way, there are ultrabooks thinner than this


It comes straight from the horse's mouth. Which ultrabook is thinner?

I already gave the Series 9 as an example, but I wouldn't be suprised if reports come back that Surface is thinner, since it seemed like the only tablet on the market who even came close to the Series 9 in terms of sleekness.


Samsung Series 9

12.3" (W) x 8.6" (H) x 0.50" (D)

Xperia Tablet Z:
10.47 x 6.77 x 0.27 inches
Please stop spreading bullshit misinformation.


How thick is the keyboard attachment? You're only using the screen dimensions.

To top this off, the Tablet Z uses a low performance ARM, which is nowhere near the same league as the Core i7 Sandy Bridge.

You said Series 9 was thinner, I proved you wrong, stop with the unnecessary bullshit.

Have no idea what this series 9 is.

But sounds like it has a detachable keyboard.  Thus "without" the keyboard it is then a tablet, and thus dimensions should be compared to the tablet sereis 9 and not to the series 9 with the keyboard cnonected.  Cause if you really wanted a tablet you could easily leave the keyboard in your closet and never use it.

It doesn't, you have google.com for free, please use it. Sony says the Tablet Z is the thinnest tablet on the market, dimensions are there, compare it to tablets you're sure are actually thinner and report back.

Ok then.  I'm not going to google, i don't give a shit.  I was just saying he made it sound like the keyboard detached, thus why I said you should compare the sizes of the tablet to the "detached" tablet.  You say it doesn't, so end of story.

Never get why people cares so much over 1/4" or less situations or a couple ounces in weight ect.  

I recall a iphone 5 commercial bragging about how its like 2 ounces lighter or .1 mm thinner or some bullshit.  Kind of like "really"  does that matter to anyone?



If turkish isn't paid by Sony, he should be.. You really could earn money if you wanted to.. Its not uncommon that companies hire people to positivily affect social media and forums or have social media teams..



 

Face the future.. Gamecenter ID: nikkom_nl (oh no he didn't!!) 

Turkish said:
fordy said:
Turkish said:
fordy said:
Turkish said:
fordy said:
Turkish said:
pezus said:
fordy said:
PullusPardus said:
fordy said:
Looks pretty clunky, especially when compared to today's slim ultrabooks.


how is it clunky?


It looks tremendously thick compared to the Sandy Bridge architecture in ultrabooks. Take the Samsung Series 9 for example...

wat. How does it look thick? 


Don't even bother, the Tablet Z is the thinnest 10" tablet, the guy obviously has an agenda as has is recent posts has shown, or he just has bad eyes.

Source?

By the way, there are ultrabooks thinner than this


It comes straight from the horse's mouth. Which ultrabook is thinner?

I already gave the Series 9 as an example, but I wouldn't be suprised if reports come back that Surface is thinner, since it seemed like the only tablet on the market who even came close to the Series 9 in terms of sleekness.


Samsung Series 9

12.3" (W) x 8.6" (H) x 0.50" (D)

Xperia Tablet Z:
10.47 x 6.77 x 0.27 inches
Please stop spreading bullshit misinformation.


How thick is the keyboard attachment? You're only using the screen dimensions.

To top this off, the Tablet Z uses a low performance ARM, which is nowhere near the same league as the Core i7 Sandy Bridge.

You said Series 9 was thinner, I proved you wrong, stop with the unnecessary bullshit.

You've proven nothing, since you haven't taken any kind of keyboard attachment into account. Should I just assume that you dont have said relevant data on the matter?



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irstupid said:
Turkish said:
irstupid said:
Turkish said:
fordy said:
Turkish said:
fordy said:
Turkish said:
fordy said:
Turkish said:
pezus said:
fordy said:
PullusPardus said:
fordy said:
Looks pretty clunky, especially when compared to today's slim ultrabooks.


how is it clunky?


It looks tremendously thick compared to the Sandy Bridge architecture in ultrabooks. Take the Samsung Series 9 for example...

wat. How does it look thick? 


Don't even bother, the Tablet Z is the thinnest 10" tablet, the guy obviously has an agenda as has is recent posts has shown, or he just has bad eyes.

Source?

By the way, there are ultrabooks thinner than this


It comes straight from the horse's mouth. Which ultrabook is thinner?

I already gave the Series 9 as an example, but I wouldn't be suprised if reports come back that Surface is thinner, since it seemed like the only tablet on the market who even came close to the Series 9 in terms of sleekness.


Samsung Series 9

12.3" (W) x 8.6" (H) x 0.50" (D)

Xperia Tablet Z:
10.47 x 6.77 x 0.27 inches
Please stop spreading bullshit misinformation.


How thick is the keyboard attachment? You're only using the screen dimensions.

To top this off, the Tablet Z uses a low performance ARM, which is nowhere near the same league as the Core i7 Sandy Bridge.

You said Series 9 was thinner, I proved you wrong, stop with the unnecessary bullshit.

Have no idea what this series 9 is.

But sounds like it has a detachable keyboard.  Thus "without" the keyboard it is then a tablet, and thus dimensions should be compared to the tablet sereis 9 and not to the series 9 with the keyboard cnonected.  Cause if you really wanted a tablet you could easily leave the keyboard in your closet and never use it.

It doesn't, you have google.com for free, please use it. Sony says the Tablet Z is the thinnest tablet on the market, dimensions are there, compare it to tablets you're sure are actually thinner and report back.

Ok then.  I'm not going to google, i don't give a shit.  I was just saying he made it sound like the keyboard detached, thus why I said you should compare the sizes of the tablet to the "detached" tablet.  You say it doesn't, so end of story.


nvm



fordy said:
Turkish said:
fordy said:
Turkish said:
fordy said:
Turkish said:
pezus said:
fordy said:
PullusPardus said:
fordy said:
Looks pretty clunky, especially when compared to today's slim ultrabooks.


how is it clunky?


It looks tremendously thick compared to the Sandy Bridge architecture in ultrabooks. Take the Samsung Series 9 for example...

wat. How does it look thick? 


Don't even bother, the Tablet Z is the thinnest 10" tablet, the guy obviously has an agenda as has is recent posts has shown, or he just has bad eyes.

Source?

By the way, there are ultrabooks thinner than this


It comes straight from the horse's mouth. Which ultrabook is thinner?

I already gave the Series 9 as an example, but I wouldn't be suprised if reports come back that Surface is thinner, since it seemed like the only tablet on the market who even came close to the Series 9 in terms of sleekness.


Samsung Series 9

12.3" (W) x 8.6" (H) x 0.50" (D)

Xperia Tablet Z:
10.47 x 6.77 x 0.27 inches
Please stop spreading bullshit misinformation.


How thick is the keyboard attachment? You're only using the screen dimensions.

To top this off, the Tablet Z uses a low performance ARM, which is nowhere near the same league as the Core i7 Sandy Bridge.


Okay, so you say we should compare ultrabooks to tablets, then say we shouldn't compare them with tablets? 

make up your mind already. 

Series 9 doesn't even have that good of a CPU ,  my laptop which is from 2011 has a i7 2.20 > 3.30 GHz  , and its not even a high end PC, and it is 2k cheaper than the "Premium" Series 9 Samsung , Series 9 laptop has a 1.9 > 3.0 GHZ (that means when overclocked) , its slightly better than a CPU that you can find on a smartphone 

It also supports full HD resolution which is by today should be a standard, while the series 9 sports a 1600 x 900 

I could go on and on , but in short, that laptop is overpriced, but Samsung knows whos buying and people who buy it are the Galaxy fans with no computer knowledge, they are acting like Apple.



fordy said:
Turkish said:
fordy said:
Turkish said:
fordy said:
Turkish said:
fordy said:
Turkish said:
pezus said:
fordy said:
PullusPardus said:
fordy said:
Looks pretty clunky, especially when compared to today's slim ultrabooks.


how is it clunky?


It looks tremendously thick compared to the Sandy Bridge architecture in ultrabooks. Take the Samsung Series 9 for example...

wat. How does it look thick? 


Don't even bother, the Tablet Z is the thinnest 10" tablet, the guy obviously has an agenda as has is recent posts has shown, or he just has bad eyes.

Source?

By the way, there are ultrabooks thinner than this


It comes straight from the horse's mouth. Which ultrabook is thinner?

I already gave the Series 9 as an example, but I wouldn't be suprised if reports come back that Surface is thinner, since it seemed like the only tablet on the market who even came close to the Series 9 in terms of sleekness.


Samsung Series 9

12.3" (W) x 8.6" (H) x 0.50" (D)

Xperia Tablet Z:
10.47 x 6.77 x 0.27 inches
Please stop spreading bullshit misinformation.


How thick is the keyboard attachment? You're only using the screen dimensions.

To top this off, the Tablet Z uses a low performance ARM, which is nowhere near the same league as the Core i7 Sandy Bridge.

You said Series 9 was thinner, I proved you wrong, stop with the unnecessary bullshit.

You've proven nothing, since you haven't taken any kind of keyboard attachment into account. Should I just assume that you dont have said relevant data on the matter?

I try my best not to be rude but this pointless argument dragged on way too long. Why do you reply to me without knowing what you're talking about? I looked up the facts, I post them here, instead of questionning their validity why not look them up aswel?  You are the one comparing an ultrabook with tablet and claiming the ultrabook is thinner, I put you in your place and proved you wrong.

I mean, why do you still have a presence in this thread after this? There is nothing to discuss anymore.



NiKKoM said:
If turkish isn't paid by Sony, he should be.. You really could earn money if you wanted to.. Its not uncommon that companies hire people to positivily affect social media and forums or have social media teams..


Or it could be just a guy who is very excited about a new product and posts about it on a forum. A far simpler and plausible theory.



PullusPardus said:
fordy said:
Turkish said:
fordy said:
Turkish said:
fordy said:
Turkish said:
pezus said:
fordy said:
PullusPardus said:
fordy said:
Looks pretty clunky, especially when compared to today's slim ultrabooks.


how is it clunky?


It looks tremendously thick compared to the Sandy Bridge architecture in ultrabooks. Take the Samsung Series 9 for example...

wat. How does it look thick? 


Don't even bother, the Tablet Z is the thinnest 10" tablet, the guy obviously has an agenda as has is recent posts has shown, or he just has bad eyes.

Source?

By the way, there are ultrabooks thinner than this


It comes straight from the horse's mouth. Which ultrabook is thinner?

I already gave the Series 9 as an example, but I wouldn't be suprised if reports come back that Surface is thinner, since it seemed like the only tablet on the market who even came close to the Series 9 in terms of sleekness.


Samsung Series 9

12.3" (W) x 8.6" (H) x 0.50" (D)

Xperia Tablet Z:
10.47 x 6.77 x 0.27 inches
Please stop spreading bullshit misinformation.


How thick is the keyboard attachment? You're only using the screen dimensions.

To top this off, the Tablet Z uses a low performance ARM, which is nowhere near the same league as the Core i7 Sandy Bridge.


Okay, so you say we should compare ultrabooks to tablets, then say we shouldn't compare them with tablets? 

make up your mind already. 

Series 9 doesn't even have that good of a CPU ,  my laptop which is from 2011 has a i7 2.20 > 3.30 GHz  , and its not even a high end PC, and it is 2k cheaper than the "Premium" Series 9 Samsung

It also supports full HD resolution which is by today should be a standard, while the series 9 sports a 1600 x 900 

I could go on and on , but in short, that laptop is overpriced, but Samsung knows whos buying and people who buy it are the Galaxy fans with no computer knowledge, they are acting like Apple.

You can compare them if you like, but you'll either have to discount the keyboard size for the Series 9 or add the keyboard size for the Tablet Z.

Series 9 Has a very decent CPU for its size. Of course it doesn't rival desktops and the like, that's just ridiculous, but compared to the ARM range, it's a completely different league altogether. By the way, my premium Series 9 costed $1300, so unless you got paid $700 for your computer upgrade, I'm not buying it.

The screen is really the only thing that can be criticised, and it was a matter of tossing up between the 1080 screen on the ASUS Zenbook, or the size/power factor of the Series 9.

Of course, this is an old ultrabook now, at least 6 months old, so there's probably even better around in the merket.