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CNET: The skinny on super-slim laptops Slim laptops have been trendy before, from the original MacBook Air to the now-forgotten ultrabook movement. But unique to 2016 is a new generation of systems that combine thinner-than-ever designs with powerful components, high-resolution screens, and prices that hit a very achievable mainstream sweet spot. Much of this is thanks to smaller, more efficient components, especially sixth-generation Core i-series processors from Intel, as well as the companys second generation of Core M chips, the latter of which are able to run in upscale fanless designs while still powering everyday apps from word processors to web browsers, as well as high-definition video streaming services and even mainstream games. Note that this roundup only includes clamshell laptops, not Windows tablets with clip-on keyboard covers and docks -- those can get down to well under 10mm, but only when you exclude the keyboard add-ons entirely. See http://cnet.co/29bXUH8

HP TouchPad- 9.7-inch diagonal XGA capacitive, multitouch screen with a vibrant, 18-bit color, 1,024 x 768 resolution display

i-pad,- .7-inch (diagonal) LED-backlit glossy widescreen Multi-Touch display with IPS technology

1024-by-768-pixel resolution at 132 pixels per inch (ppi) Fingerprint-resistant oleophobic coatingSupport for display of multiple languages and characters simultaneously

HP TouchPad-: approximately 740 g (1.6 pounds)
Apple ipad - Wi-Fi model weight is 1.5 pounds which is equal to 0.68 kg
Apple ipad - Wi-Fi + 3G model weight is 1.6 pounds which is equal to 0.73 kg

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