We were so impressed with the Asus UL50Vf notebook that we decided to post the review of the UK model as well which is Asus UL50Vt that is pretty much identical to the UL50Vf apart from featuring a 500 GB hard drive and Windows 7 Professional compared to the 320 GB hard drive and Windows 7 Home Premium that is found in the UL50Vf. Rory Reid at Cnet was first to post the review of the UK version and he thinks the Asus UL50Vt is a great notebook as it features an attractive design and is quite fast. It might not be the cheapest in it’s class but if you have the extra money you should definitely seriously consider it.

Jerry Jackson at NotebookReview posted a review on the Asus UL50Vf 15 inch Notebook with nVidia Optimus Switchable Graphics. He thinks the Asus UL50Vf is an ordinary notebook with some extraordinary features such as 9 hour battery life and the best switchable  grephics solution he’s ever seen. But unfortunately the build quality isn’t up to the standard and he didn’t like the low resolution screen and price tag of over $800. Personally we are surprised about the build quality comments as Asus usually delivers excellent and solid build. We also wouldn’t exactly say that the 1366 x 768 px is “low” resolution and also $800 isn’t what we would call expensive for a notebook such as Asus UL50Vf.