A collection of 5 posts
I’m excited that I just received an Intel Haswell Ultrabook to review! Last year I reviewed an Intel Ivy Bridge Ultrabook with Windows 8 and touch screen [http://www.johnpapa.net/win8sensors/]. Overall I was happy with the device, the hardware, and sensors. Battery life was so-so, but then again, i
The combination of good sensors and simplicity of tapping into the Windows 8 sensor APIs are really going to open the doors to some great apps. In this final review I'll touch on the core sensors, how they fared, and how to tap into each of them. I've received a few pieces of hardware and s
[http://www.johnpapa.net/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/DSC_2223.png]I love lightweight, powerful, and fast computers. Sometimes its so I can travel and other times its just to make it easy to move around the house. Not too long ago it was difficult to find these types of computers unless you were will
It’s been over 2 months since I’ve been using my ASUS ZenBook UX31E [http://www.amazon.com/dp/B005SY32Q2/?t=johnpanet-20] out and about for blogging, surfing, coding, and presentations. I wrote about the slick look of the UX31E and my (poor) opinion of the keyboard and the screen last month [https:
Slim, thin, lightweight, powerful and good looking. That’s what I look for in a laptop and that’s what I am hoping I got in the ASUS ZenBook UX31E. I move around a lot and heavy laptops with massive power cords just don’t cut it for me. But I also do a ton of development work and demos, so I need a
