Pros: Good specs-SU7300, 4 GBs RAM, 11.6 screen, HDMI out. Light and portable, battery life looks like its good for 6-8 hours depending on screen brightness settings. Keyboard is nice, good feel and not cramped. Performance has been peppy, and Wifi is strong and easy interface in connecting to wireless hotspots. Nice bright screen, backlit LCD is same resolution you can get in a 13.3, but with a

Cons: Chassis is plastic, this isn't a business class notebook, but the surfaces are shiny plastic which look great, but are going to scratch easily. The touchpad is small, and the edges are not defined, but seemed to work ok, just takes some getting used to maybe. No built in 3G/4G antena, or discrete video card.

Overall Review: Power of a notebook, in the form factor of a netbook. Came loaded with Windows 7, and I had it out of the box, registered, connected to my Wifi and running Firefox in 10 minutes flat. Super easy. Not a huge amount of bloatware, what does come preloaded, doesn't autostart, so it allows you to uninstall. For $600 this is a pretty good notebook, but I do question the durability, you won't get magnesium and carbon fiber for this price. Glad I got mine before they started selling out, this will appeal to anyone needing more than their atom based netbook can handle.