I may be in the market for a good-battery-life yet still semi-powerful laptop for college in a couple months, so I started looking around. Engadget says they tested the Asus UL50Vf with good benchmarks and good battery life... but I can't find them for sale anywhere. I noticed Newegg only lists "UL50 Series" and not a full model code, and I have found some UL50Vt here and there, but I assume the good battery life is due to the Optimus auto-switching graphics system. I've been out of the laptop loop for a while, so I don't know what "Vt" means as opposed to "Vf" but I'd for sure rather find out ahead of time than order a Vt and have it drain battery like crazy...
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