If you thought we were done with all the ultrabook news having wrapped reviews of the first four contenders, think again. HP, having kept uncharacteristically quiet on this front up until now, has an ultrabook of its own, called the Folio. This 13.3-inch ultraportable has today been pictured and detailed by Ritchie's Room. It's reportedly a reworked Pavilion dm3 chassis, which is also confirmed by the inscription of that very name on the inside of its lid, ostensibly making the Folio moniker an exercise in superfluous branding. Two models will be available, with the differentiator between them being a choice of Intel processors: either a low-voltage 1.4GHz Core i3 or a 1.6GHz Core i5 that maxes out at 2.3GHz with Turbo Boost enabled.