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Asus' Zenbook range of Ultrabook laptops have a premium feel to them. In this case, the UX32A is a more affordable luxury. See all Laptop reviews. The design, reminiscent of Apple's MacBook Air, tapers from back to front measuring 18mm to just 7mm resp...
The Asus UX32A offers a familiar line-up of features for a cheaper Ultrabook. There's nothing outstanding in terms of performance here but you do get a much more stylish and well-built laptop compared to some of the competition...
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Today we're taking a detailed look at the Asus Zenbook UX32A. This is Asus's most affordable ultrabook available right now, starting at around $700, and while it looks pretty much like the Zenbook Prime UX31A on the outside, there are some corners Asus ha...
beautiful and fairly solid built; decent trackpad and keyboard; alright screen, but short of impressive; good speakers; 5hours of everyday battery life; affordable...
not as sturdy as the Zenbook Primes; the Core i3 config is quite slow; tons of bloatware preinstalled...
The Asus Zenbook UX32A is the most affordable Zenbook you could get right now. Starting at $700, it keeps most of the looks and overall build quality of the Primes, but ditches the IPS screen and top-notch hardware specs. Still, for the money, it's a good...
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Although the ZenBook UX32A follows the same design queues as Asus' previous Ultrabooks, such as the top-end Asus ZenBook Prime UX31A, a few concessions have been made to make this model cheaper. Primarily, the case is a little thicker to squeeze in the...
A well-built laptop, but the screen is a little disappointing...
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alphr.com Updated: 2014-01-01 03:56:21
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The allure of the Ultrabook is simple: reducing the laptop to a mere sliver, these dainty portables punch above their weight for performance, last hours on a single charge and are devilishly handsome. One thing they're not, however, is cheap. Now, hot on...
Asus' Zenbook UX32A manages to be both gorgeous and affordable, but it's far from being the perfect Ultrabook...
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The original Zenbook was one of the first Ultrabooks unveiled and even to this day it takes some beating. The follow-up for 2012 – the Asus Zenbook UX32A – boasts much of the same excellent build quality with some of the components scaled down to make it...
Ivy Bridge power, Great portable design, Comfortable keyboard, Excellent connectivity, Good speakers...
Mediocre battery life, Screen limited to 720p, Lack of RAM, No scope for gaming, Needless bloatware...
The Zenbook UX32A is a solid Ultrabook – thanks to the remarkably attractive design and the addition of an Ivy Bridge chipset. If there's one criticism to be levelled, it's that the battery life could have been better. While it would have been nice to se...
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The Ultrabook has been one of the most headline-grabbing developments in notebook computing over the last few years. Even if the MacBook Air is technically not a member of this genre, it was clearly the inspiration for it, and one of its closest emulation...
Decent performance for an ultrabook, Long battery life for office tasks, Improved graphics, Hybrid storage for performance and space...
Poor trackpad placement, Gigabit Ethernet via USB adapter only...
One of our favourite Ultrabooks has got even better with the UX32A. The latest Intel Ivy Bridge CPU generation packs even more processing power into the same power envelope, with a particularly significant improvement to graphics performance. The placem...
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Manufacturer Asus first showed their freshly baked £800 ZenBook UX32A for the first time during an event that was held in London. This product is a mid-range ultrabook. Its thickness is much more notable than the company's first ZenBook. It will be made a...
If we are to draw a line, we will say that Asus' ZenBook UX32A is a good ultrabook. There are not that many differences between this model and the first ZenBook of this manufacturer. The great resolution screen and the equally great build quality are som...
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techradar.com/au/ Updated: 2014-04-12 01:10:48
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The original Zenbook was one of the first Ultrabooks unveiled and even to this day it takes some beating.The follow-up for 2012 – the Asus Zenbook UX32A – boasts much of the same excellent build quality with some of the components scaled down to make it a...
Ivy Bridge power, Great portable design, Comfortable keyboard, Excellent connectivity, Good speakers...
Mediocre battery life, Screen limited to 720p, Lack of RAM, No scope for gaming, Needless bloatware...
Any reservations we had about the Zenbook UX32A come from the internal specifications. Only 4GB of RAM, no dedicated graphics card and a 1,366 x 768 pixel resolution aren't what we'd expect from a top-flight Ultrabook. But, having these components on boar...
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