deaner, one of the themes of the show this year seems to be ultrabooks. what is then ultrabook?it's all about of devotee, taking what you know about performance and computing and putting it in the new style and a new design. >> are these ultrabooks? >> these are ultrabooks. >> they look like laptops. >> there is a couple of things that makes a ultrabook. it starts with the intel second generation quote processor. that's the heart and brain of the overall ultrabook. when you will see very quickly is because the full performance of the laptop is anything but traditional soap you have a couple of things, you have a really sleek design and elegant design and they're all manufactured to be less than one instinct and what we find is wheel of our smart phones and the sort of pop right up in our laptop it's typically about of 32nd boot time. when i say altar responsive when you open these of it is about a 72nd startup and you are working with your application programs it is highly responsive. that's the second thing. there's also the new security built into this that brought to you by t

>> these are all ultrabooks. >> they look like laptops. >> there are a couple of things. it starts with the intel second generation core processor and the heart and brains of the ultrabook. while it has the full performance of a traditional laptop, it is anything but traditional. you have a really sleek design and elegant design. they are all manufactured to be less than one-inch thick and they are responsive. and in our laptops that we have, typical about a 30-second boot time. when i say ultra-responsive, seven-second startup and working with your applications and programs. it is highly responsive. that's the second thing. there is new security built into this brought to you by hardware and software based on intel that help you with your e commerce and banking and overall with your identity protection. there is new security features. there are a couple of things built into one. >> i have seen a couple of different manufacturers for the ultrabooks, do you work with different manufacturers? are >> we have 75 designs coming out this year alone. we introduced it in the last

everybody has a laptop or tablet or ultrabook, but you. your phone as well as different designs within it and factors within a family. i think people are one by multidevices, and, two, in the emerging market, as well as in an established markets, we're seeing a nice run up. we're welcome countercyclical to what happens in the economy because i think of the innovation and new products we bring to market. >> bryan deaner, brand manager at the intel corporation, here at the consumer electronics show in las vegas. >> we have been showing you our coverage from the consumer electronics show in las vegas. the show happened in january of this year. if you'd like to watch the previous programs or any communicators programs, go to c-span.org. >> translator: this occasion is concurrent with the first anniversary of prophet mobile m. may peace be upon him. i have to congratulate this to the great nation of iran and also the human community. and the world of the prophets and the prophet of islam that has been the pinnacle of all prophets and has stood

ultrabooks. >> okay.hese earphones because i'll always borrow my husband's and inevitably they pop out of my ears or they cause my ears to hurt because you brought up a good point, that a woman's ear, inner ear is smaller than a man's. >> we're different. >> so these are tailored for women. >> so altec-lansing has figured out that men and women are different. so they have these -- >> go figure. >> yeah, it took them long enough. they made these beautiful jewel-tone ear buds. we have these here in the platinum. these are gold. they come in different flavors. but what they've done is made smaller drivers, smaller ear tips. so they really fit comfortably in your ear and they stay in. they sound really good. they look really pretty. and they're comfortable to boot. >> what do those run about? >> these run about $50. >> okay. and then next we have -- this is a nice little pink -- one of the guys pointed out, he said can you hold this up? that red case. we're like it's pink. >> you can never go wrong with acces

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. >> peter, on the flip side, there's a lot of talk about ultrabooks being the next wave and the macaving a larger screen. could that be another driver for stores? >> that's a great point. the mac story seems to have fallen away as we get preoccupied with the iphone and the ipad. we think you're going to see an hd screen and a 15-inch screen on the mac books. number two, there's a good chance the mac book air could run a faster processor. more importantly is the price. they'd be able to price that product at $599 to $699 and absolutely blow up the ultrabook. >> peter, your $599 price target, with all due respect, is starting to look a bit conservative relative to your peers. what do you need to see from here forward to raise it? >> we really want to see the ipad 3 launch. we think that's going to happen on march #th. we agree with a bunch of your colleagues and affiliates. we think that lines up. if that report goes well or the launch goes well, we think it could boost numbers. >> gotcha. peter, good to have you on the show. >> pleasure. >> simon, you have been talking about technolo

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and what is an ultrabook, and the latest on smartphones, tonight at 8:00 eastern on c- span 2. >> "washingtonournal" continues. >host: we're back with the director of the congressional budget office from 2003-2005. you are prominently displayed on the front page of the washington times this morning. guest: let's find out what i've done. host: his budgets have never added up and he has a propensity it as a very powerful campaign trail. that's on the front page. what you mean, it has never added up? guest: my concern is this. the first budget he put out showed the u.s. going into a spiral. we were borrowing simply to pay interest on previous borrowing. that's not sustainable. world credit markets say forget it to that kind of thing. crisis, they said, we have to do this. the next year they put out a budget that did exactly the same thing. he said this is really a problem, we have to address this. so he appointed a commission that came forth with a set of proposals that made sense. it said the fundamental problem is spending, so republicans need to get over the fact that there is defense spendin

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