Asus, one of the leading brands in gadgets, introduced Zenbook UX305LA, its very first innovation to run in Windows 10. The device might look like any other notebook. But looking closely, one could immediately see the number of differences this technological marvel has against the competition, especially when it comes to its specs and features.
For starters, this Ultrabook comes with the latest fifth-generation Intel Core i7 processor with an 8GB RAM, supporting Turbo Boost frequency up to 3GHz for unrivaled speed and lag-free performance. The Asus Zenbook UX305LA also comes equipped with a multi-touch display plus a stunning 4K resolution that goes beyond 3D giving you unmatched color realism ever before experienced on an Ultrabook.
A review by Gadgets360 for the new Asus Zenbook UX305LA model describes this one as far more affordable than most premium Ultrabooks and is just as carefully crafted as all-metal.
The design of the Asus Zenbook UX305LA in particular is stellar in appearance. It was noted that its entire body is made of aluminum and features an anodized but with a slightly gritty finish. This gives the UX305LA a unique make that is truly outstanding.
They also commented that the keyboard layout is not cramped and typing is a joy to accomplish. The trackpad is also noteworthy. It occupies a considerable space (about a third of the laptops' depth) providing a wider range of motion for fingers to move about.
Lastly, its frictionless surface all the more makes on-screen and web navigation smoother and more precise. The button clicks are also both audible and tactile which are likewise believed to be big plus points to the device.
Overall, Tech Times claims Asus Zenbook UX305LA does an excellent job in reinventing the Ultrabook, making them a lot more appealing and a lot more practical to behold and to own.
And with Windows 10 gracing this newcomer, it is assumed that it'll only be a matter of time and of choice, that many will consider the Asus Zenbook UX305LA a true refinement of Ultrabook computing.
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