lol, that must've taken forever.
And double lol at Ox's confusion at words.
ultrabook = new specification for high performance, low weight laptop. I think Intel came up with it. To be considered an ultrabook, you have to meet various criteria.
Ice Cream Sandwich (ICS). This is version 4.0 of the Android operating system, where they marry the tablet version and the phone version into one consistent package. ICS is being hailed as the most awesome version of Android yet. You may think "well, of course, it's the most recent version", but I need only say Vista and you can see that being most recent and being most awesome are not necessarily related.
Asus Zenbook is a laptop from Asus that is an ultrabook (I think).
Cold Industrial Family Feel - yea, that's just marketing douche.
Having not watched the video, though, I could be missing the whole point. 
As far as tablets go, I currently plan on getting a Transformer Prime. It's got ICS, a great battery life (even greater with keyboard dock), it's the first tablet getting Nvidia's latest chipset (quad core + 1), and the previous Transformer apparently did very right by its customers. If you want a cheap ass tablet and don't care about performance, something like the Kindle Fire would probably be better, but I want high performance.
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