Vizio CT14-A2

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Pros:

Large capacity SSD storage, Bright screen, HDMI out port, 802,11 a/b/g/n dual-band Wi-Fi, Boots and comes back from sleep almost instantly, Free of bloatware.
Stylish, solid design, Bright 1,600x900 display, No bloatware

Cons:

Inaccurate touchpad, Slippery keyboard, Only 4GB of memory.
No memory-card slot or Ethernet, Shallow, nonbacklit keyboard, Disappointing battery life

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Last revision on August 23, 2013

Reviewers Liked

Large capacity SSD storage, Bright screen, HDMI out port, 802,11 a/b/g/n dual-band Wi-Fi, Boots and comes back from sleep almost instantly, Free of bloatware
Stylish, solid design, Bright 1,600x900 display, No bloatware

Reviewers Didn't Like

Inaccurate touchpad, Slippery keyboard, Only 4GB of memory
No memory-card slot or Ethernet, Shallow, nonbacklit keyboard, Disappointing battery life

Expert reviews and ratings

The Vizio Thn + Light 14-inch (CT14-A2) is fast, bright, and nice to look at. But a couple of stumbles hold it back from reaching our top...

By PC Mag on September 25, 2012

HDTV maker Vizio debuts an aggressively priced, aluminum-unibody ultrabook with a fast CPU, spacious SSD, and scenic screen. Does it live up to its classy-as-Apple styling?...

By Computer Shopper on August 31, 2012

We wanted to love Vizio's underdog first laptop, and we did when we first took it out of the box. Despite having never made a PC before, the company managed to put out something truly beautiful, with a sharp screen, solid build quality, fast...

By Engadget on August 10, 2012

The Vizio Thin + Light CT14-A2 is pretty much a great laptop to use. No device is without faults, but this one has fewer than...

By evogadget.com on June 01, 2012

As an ending to our impressions, we will say that the Vizio C14-A2 is a nice option if you are in dire need of a good...