PCWorld reviews the new Vizio CT14-A2 Ultrabook

· Always less than an inch thick · Wakes up in a flash · Runs for hours, standby for days · Stunning performance and visuals   PCWorld Editor Lyod Case says that the Vizio CT14-A2 Ultrabook is "Elegance in Minimalism." If Walter Gropius could see the new Vizio CT14-A2 Ultrabook, he’d probably approve. It sports a sleek, metallic elegance, like many of the quintessential Bauhaus designs. And as the Bauhaus school would do, Vizio stripped out seemingly essential features, but the end result is a compact, lightweight, usable laptop that performs well and looks good. “Vizio ships a sleek, gorgeous looking laptop that performs well, with an emphasis on usability over features.” — PCWorld.com, 8/9/12     Copyright © 2012, Intel Corporation. All rights reserved. Intel Inside, Intel Core, Ultrabook, Intel, and the Intel logo are trademarks of Intel Corporation in the U.S. and other countries.

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