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Amazing battery life. Metallic design is sleek. Software switching utility works well. Switching... (pcmag.com)
With the release of Windows 7 has come a serious onslaught on new laptops. Great news for us... (engadget.com)
We have collected and analyzed 3 expert reviews and 7 user reviews from international sources. Experts rate this product 80/100 and users rate it 86/100. The average review date is September 26, 2009. We have compared these reviews to 166545 reviews from other Laptops. The alaScore™ for this product is 91/100 = Excellent. Last update: November 21, 2009.

910100
10 reviews
November, 2009
3 Experts
Product Age
7 Users
Rank 120
from $821.00
When laptops equipped with consumer ultra low-voltage (CULV) processors first came on the market, they tended to be minimalist in designmuch like the first netbooksand focused on having a sleek form factor more than anything else. Like netbooks, these ...
Amazing battery life. Metallic design is sleek. Software switching utility works well. Switching graphics technology with Nvidia and Intel chipsets. Comes standard with huge battery. Internal optical drive included. 4GB of DDR3 memory. Two-year global ...
Mouse buttons could use an overhaul
The CULV-equipped ASUS UL80Vt-A1 laptop is loaded with lovable features, including switching graphics technology, a huge battery, and a metallic design.
The ASUS UL80Vt-A1 ($823 street) is essentially a larger, more capable...
With the release of Windows 7 has come a serious onslaught on new laptops. Great news for us, since we love choices -- but we don't really get a chance to take them all for a spin. ASUS's UL80Vt caught our eye for a few reasons. The company's ...
All-day battery life, Good graphics performance, Thin design with DVD drive, Loud speakers, Fast Boot feature
Mushy keyboard, Limited display viewing angles, Lid picks up fingerprints quickly
Think of it as the best of both worlds. ASUS' UL80Vt, the latest member of the company UL Series, matches Intel's budget- and endurance-minded Ultra-Low Voltage processor with a powerful Nvidia graphics chip, giving this $849 14-inch thin-and-light ...
If Asus did the following, this would be the ultimate laptop you could buy:
Let me start by saying I was looking to buy the best laptop I could. I had no problem spending 2k or more on a laptop, if I found something I liked
Not a fan of the one piece trackpad button. Glossy plastic picks up fingerprints like nothing else. Does not have a backlit keyboard or bluetooth. .3 MP webcam is pretty low quality. Screen quality and resolution could easily be better
If this laptop had a better quality screen, not even a higher resolution, I would give it 5 stars because for the money, it really is awesome. I'll leave you with this, if I could return this laptop for a full refund I absolutely would, only because of th...
Awesome performance for the size and weight. Overclocking feature and battery management are top notch. I can easily get 7 hours out of this thing with pretty heavy use. Relatively thin and lite, attractive design, and good all around build. Not perfect b...
THE SCREEN! It is the worst laptop screen I have used. I've owned and used about 15 laptops over the last couple years and this one is the worst I've seen, even netbooks have better screens. The contrast ratio is very low, making everything look washed ou...
I prefer the old 4:3 ratio screen. Or at least something with a 1024 pixel height, so a higher resolution screen would be beneficial in keeping the vertical visibility of web pages adaquate. There is a bit of a warm spot (but not hot) on the bottom back l...
Battery life!!!!!!! The first battery only run was in the neighborhood of 8-9 hours of average use, on wifi, surfing, and loading the new software applications
A better screen resolution would add greatly to an already great machine. The touch pad takes some getting used to. I seem to place my thumb on the pad whenever I type, which the computer interprets as a click, and sends the cursor off to never never land...
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