Vizio Thin+Light CT15-A5

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Pros:

Core i7 and a speedy 256GB SSD for $1249, Great display, Eyecatching design

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Uncomfortable, oftunresponsive keyboard, Laggy touchpad, Threehour battery life, No SD card slot

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Last revision on August 12, 2014

Reviewers Liked

Core i7 and a speedy 256GB SSD for $1249, Great display, Eyecatching design

Reviewers Didn't Like

Uncomfortable, oftunresponsive keyboard, Laggy touchpad, Threehour battery life, No SD card slot

Expert reviews and ratings

That balance of high quality and low price is a tall order for any laptop vendor, much less a company designing its very first PCs. Did Vizio pull it off? Let's find...

By The Verge on July 23, 2012

Last year was very eventful in the notebook world. Beyond the UX upheaval brought on by Windows 8 and the blurring of the line between notebooks and tablets, we’ve seen two high-profile entrants to the realm of notebook PC hardware, Razer and Vizio....

By AnandTech on February 14, 2013

For a while now, ultraportables have been the only class of laptop that really matters. Sure, you can find more powerful machines for less money. But the mix of portability, speed, and beauty—along with the miniature muscle of Intel's Ivy Bridge...

By gizmodo.in on August 02, 2012