ASUS ZENBOOK Prime UX21A (Ivy Bridge) -- $699 w/FS

| 11.6 in LED-backlit (1366 x 768)

not a good price.

Quote from MisterRunon : not a good price.

What is a better price?

Wish it was the 13.3.. :-/

Quote from MisterRunon : not a good price.

really?

Quote from TimBo885 : Wish it was the 13.3.. :-/

13.3" $899 [microsoftstore.com]

It's a very good price for this ultrabook and it won't last long.

Don't forget 5% cb through discover. Takes the bite out of most of the taxes.

Does this have an ips display or is that on the bigger models? Really want to buy this and it looks like a great price!

Quote from Iregulate : Does this have an ips display or is that on the bigger models? Really want to buy this and it looks like a great price!

From Engadget [engadget.com]:
At 2.4 pounds and 9mm thick at its plumpest, the UX21A is light: on par with other 11-inch laptops, including the MacBook Air. As you'd expect, it's easy to hold in one hand, and even easier to slip into a shoulder bag, but working with it on your legs can take practice. Mostly, that's because the weight distribution is lopsided enough that the dense, metal-backed lid causes the whole machine to tilt back precariously (read our IRL column and you'll see some 11-inch Air owners have the same beef). In any case, it's easy enough to avoid this by making sure not to tilt the screen too far away from you, which shouldn't be a problem, given that versatile IPS display and all.

my thinkpad x220 beats all.............now i dont know if i need to sell it or keep it.......ahhhhhh

Quote from sea3n1 : 13.3" $899 [microsoftstore.com]

There is an error but is that the one with the graphic card in it?

Quote from IamPro : There is an error but is that the one with the graphic card in it?

Intel HD Graphics 4000 with shared graphics memory on the 13.3"

Quote from sea3n1 : From Engadget [engadget.com]: At 2.4 pounds and 9mm thick at its plumpest, the UX21A is light: on par with other 11-inch laptops, including the MacBook Air. As you'd expect, it's easy to hold in one hand, and even easier to slip into a shoulder bag, but working with it on your legs can take practice. Mostly, that's because the weight distribution is lopsided enough that the dense, metal-backed lid causes the whole machine to tilt back precariously (read our IRL column and you'll see some 11-inch Air owners have the same beef). In any case, it's easy enough to avoid this by making sure not to tilt the screen too far away from you, which shouldn't be a problem, given that versatile IPS display and all.

the engadget review says 1080 display, so not sure if it's the same model