What is an Ultrabookâ¢? An ultrabookâ¢ is a high-end laptop, sleek in design but uncompromising in performance. The term ultrabookâ¢ was coined by Intel, and the market continues to be dominated by devices containing Intel Core processors which give ultrabooksâ¢ impressive performance power.
The creation of a single European economic area based on a common market was the fundamental objective of the Treaty of Rome [see section 2.1].
The move also had the support of Churchill. It began in 1951 with European Coal and Steel Community which created a common market for coal and steel amongst 6 member-states (West Germany, France, Italy, Belgium, Netherlands and Luxembourg). The next step was a customs union - the European Economic Union (1957) - with tax harmonization in some areas.