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 design of the euro common side was changed, at the 2666th Council meeting of Economic and Financial Affairs in Luxembourg on June 7, 2005. The decision reflected the enlargement of the Eurozone and the new country-members are depicted on the the 1, 2 euro and 10, 20, 50 cent coins.