ASUS UX31E-RY018X

Zitat: Pro: + Dobra wydajność + Poręczne rozmiary + Świetna obudowa Contra: - Małe gniazda - Błyszczący ekran Asus Zenbook UX31E to świetny ultrabook, do pracy na wyjazdach. Szkoda tylko że ma matową matrycę. Warto też wspomnieć o jego następcy

Zitat: The good: + The ASUS UX31E borrows the kind of stylings seen on Apple’s Macbook Air. It looks trendy and thin, yet feels solid. This is one desirable bit of kit that any gadget fan would be proud to call their own. However its 13.3-inch screen gets one over on the MacBook Air with a higher 1600 x 900 resolution display. Look around and you’ll see you can get it at a cheaper price, too. Films, games and webpages look great on the ASUS UX31E. Its 13.3-inches gives plenty of room to work with, yet it still manages to retain that compact feeling. So its form does have a function. The speakers are also excellent. Powered using Bang & Olufsen tech, we’d expect no different. Laptop speakers often leave a lot to be desired, so it’s with open arms that the ASUS UX31E and its speaker skills are welcomed. Sound is clearer, and filled with more detail than you’d get with traditional laptop speakers. The bad: - The keyboard feels hit and miss. The keys don’t have as much give as some would like, but anyone would soon get used to typing on it. However the trackpad fares less favorably, and is nowhere as smooth as the glass trackpads found on the MacBook Air. Battery life is not the best. At full charge in regular use the ASUS UX31E will keep going for around 5 hours. With other laptops just as thin offering close to ten hours, the ASUS UX31E is found wanting. Minor complaints aside don’t detract from what is a powerful laptop with a great screen, sexy design and quick performance in whatever it does. At around £1,000 it’s a little on the pricey side, but as alternatives to Apple’s MacBook Air go, the ASUS UX31E is worth considering.

Zitat: Recommended Medal The bad points? I don’t like the restricted viewing angle on the display, and the case doesn’t immediately snap shut when you close it in your hands - the Zenbook just gapes back open a little unless you put it on a tabletop and press the case shut for a couple of seconds. The good points? Everything else: usability, connectivity, build quality, slimline profile and power management. The UX31E is a cracking good Ultrabook and worth the money.