Analysts like to bemoan the PC industry's penchant for "racing to the bottom," but they always seem to forget the benefits of low-end competition: Bargain prices for better hardware.
Asus new ZenBook UX305F is proof that racing to the bottom doesn't always have to end in a duffel bag of compromises and tears. In fact, the ZenBook UX305F is one those laptops that defies conventional wisdom on build quality, specs and price.
I'll hit you with the big news up front: The ZenBook's decidedly budget price of $699. For an ultrabook, that's a big deal. That's because most "ultrabooks" at this price really aren't that ultra. They're clunky and chunky bricks that pack 10rpm hard drives that load Windows so slowly you can practically watch the pixels fill in one by one.
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