I had a chance to play with the The Lenovo Ideapad U110 ($1,799). Over all, it was a solid machine, but it did have a shortcoming or two.
When unboxing the U110, you can help but notice how pretty it is. It has a textured tribal sort of designs that covers the aluminum case, giving it a feel of modern-classy.
It definitely lives upto ultra portable. this 11.1″ widescreen baby is small enough and light enough to carry with you anywhere. It also has 4 invisible function touch-buttons that light up when touched.
The built-in webcam doubles as a face recognition tool. That’s cool if you want that level of security, but i felt like it just got in the way.
I love that it comes with 2 batteries, though i think the battery life could be better. I almost love this lil pc altogether, but it’s a tad too flimsy. The hinge where the monitor meets the computer is kinda flimsy. after a couple days of use, it developed a crack and after several weeks, it just got bigger and bigger. I think the biggest dissapointment for me was the built in speakers. I would call them mediocre at best. I was constantly bending over, straining my ears to hear what was coming out. 
It is definitely a pretty little machine, but there were a couple issues that would keep me from adding it to my electronics catalog.
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