SONY VAIO SVD11223CXB 11.6" Touchscreen Convertible Ultrabook

Pros: Specs are typical for current ultrabooks. I got this for the following reasons, listed in order of importance.

Digitizer, I need this for taking notes. Without the digitizer I wouldn't have gotten it.

Battery Sheet, ultrabooks currently have notoriously poor battery life, few have expandable battery options. Without the battery sheet I get 5.5 hours of Netflix playback (I tested this myself), with the sheet I get about 10.5 hours of Netflix playback.

Convertible, I see people complain about this, I don't get their complaints. I have literally the biggest hands (they're freakish I promise you) of anyone I have ever met, by a wide margin, and I have no issue with this keyboard. I hit the wrong button once in a while, but that will go away with practice.
I've read people complain about the actual conversion process, it is super easy. It's got a spring in it, you pull it up a little on the back and the spring does the rest. and pushing the screen down is all you do to reverse it.

Windows 8. All ultrabooks have it, but it bears mentioning. Windows 8 is great for this form factor. I needed it for eclipse ide, there's nothing comparable on android right now.

Cons: Weight. Like I said, giant hands, so the weight and dimensions aren't too much of a turn off for me. Three and a half pounds with the battery sheet is a bit much though.

Digitizer. It serves my purpose just fine, but messing around in art rage I did notice some significant lag.

Convertible. It's a big plus that it's convertible, but the ribbon cables that are open to the world can be a problem. Good tips, the open space is not a storage compartment ;) and be careful where you place your hands. Already a couple of times, due to the massive hands and the way I hold it, I've noticed my fingers touching the cables by mistake. I'll just have to hold it differently.

Price. It's comparable in price to everything of near equal stature, so it's not much of a complaint. They're all expensive.

Other Thoughts: I just got this a few days ago, so I haven't been able to put it through it's paces too much yet. I'll update this if anything changes.

Pros: Small, 1080p screen, Great Color, Light, Touchscreen, Stylus.
Basically It is like a Macbook Air when it comes down to specs. Slightly heavier, slightly thicker but it has a touch screen and stylus that makes it a little more versatile. I have had this for 6 months almost and I use it almost everyday. People thinking of getting this must know that it is not like normal laptops.
-The screen is great at 1080p and the colors on it are amazing. Backlit keys are awesome for dark places and I also use it for light gaming.
-Playing Diablo 3 and Starcraft 2 on this thing is quite good thanks to the Intel 4000 onboard videocard.
-I also use this for some light Photoshop usage and works great for that as well.
-The USB 3.0 ports are nice and paired with an USB 3.0 HDD it flies.
-Built in card reader is also great to have.
-Quiet even when fan is on
-Doesn't get hot at all even after 4 hours of play
-Nice metal stylus feels solid
-Computer itself is solid

Cons: Not really cons but some gripe.
-I wouldn't use this as your go to laptop because the keyboard needs a little getting used to. In my case I use it as my everyday laptop.
-The pop out legs doesn't really change the angle of the laptop much but helps a bit.
-the pointer on it is great but always looses place when I lift my finger off
-Battery life lasts about 3:25 minutes for me with wifi browsing, photoshop and some word documents and excel editing.

Other Thoughts: I would get this again if I had to. Needs some getting used to but great for travel and business except for the battery life issue. Will be getting the extended battery pack as that has a slot for the stylus pen. Never knew they made 'aaaa' batteries. Yes not triple A but quadruple A battery for the stylus.

Pros: Small Light

Cons: Friend has one his exact words
CPU is in capable of doing anything at 1.8GHz