Is the Asus Zenbook a disappointment at retail?
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If you believe Digitimes, Asus and Acer have cut ultrabook orders by 40 percent due to sluggish demand for the ultrathin laptops.
Of course, Digitimes is often wildly wrong, so take this news with the requisite grain of salt.
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Digitimes claims that Asus and Acer planned to order a combined 250,000 to 300,000 ultrabooks by the end of 2011.
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