HP today announced earnings for the first quarter of fiscal year 2013, reported its first-quarter net revenue of $ 28.4 billion, down 6% over the same period last year; net profit reached 1.232 billion U.S. dollars over the same period last year, net profit down 16% from $ 1.468 billion. Although have declined, but the revenue has exceeded the expectations of market analysts.

HP CEO Meg Whitman Meg Whitman said in a statement: in the next few quarters the company will promote a number of projects and new innovative products to the market, the entire fiscal year 2013 will also benefit because the restructuring plan . Of course, this is to the company's own cheer, specifically, how will depend on the ultimate financial performance. Points in accordance with the business units, the performance of the various departments of the Personal Systems Group, Print Group, Enterprise Group, Software Division were to decline, the only growth in the financial services sector, but the growth is not sufficient to make up for other departments to bring Revenue fell. But their old rivals in the U.S. market, Dell suffered a revenue and profit decline , so the new fiscal year for HP, the road is not flat.

The MWC in Barcelona is characterized by innovations reveal phones and other mobile technologies. But with the arrival of the ultrabooks , notebooks are becoming more and more devices that fall into this category. So far none have been able to compete with the quality, the speed and appearance of the MacBook Air , the laptop became fashionable thin and light machines that today many manufacturers promote.

That's all about to change. Here in Barcelona we saw the final production model of the Samsung Series 9 , The crown jewel of the line of Portable Korean manufacturer . Really, it's amazing.According to the company, is the world's thinnest notebook with a thickness of just 5 mm (in its 13-inch, 6 mm to 15 inches) when closed and weighing below 2 kilos.

But perhaps what most surprised us was the new design, which also separates from the herd of ultrabooks who merely imitate the MacBook Air. Comes in an aluminum darker than the Apple product, and instead of losing weight evenly back and forth, like the Air, the Samsung Series 9 has only a small part thicker than the rest of the apparatus body, which is uniformly thin.However, it seems that it becomes as thin as the Air at its least.

The Samsung Series 9 has two things that separate you from your competition in the PC world. The first is that its 13-inch screen is stuck in a chassis the size of which would have a 12-inch laptop.Samsung did this because he designed the screen almost to the edges, so despite being a laptop with 13-inch monitor ends up having the size of a 12. The same applies to 15-inch version, which ends up looking like 14.

The second major difference is that it has perhaps the best keyboard on the market for a laptop. Not only is it beautiful and futuristic with aquamarine backlight, it also has to do with keys that are deep, spacious and solid. Most can only dream ultrabooks with a keyboard as well and the only thing he assimilates (and perhaps beyond, it is true) is that of Air.

The 15-inch version with Core i5 is already on sale in the U.S., and is expected to leave by June of 13 inches. By then there will be models with Core i7, which will make this laptop a dream for those who want the ultimate in performance with unsurpassed portability. We invite you to fund the Samsung Series 9 in our photo gallery.