I'm not cool; I'm not a guru or an expert and I don't claim to be one. I'm just your everyday guy wh...
I'm not cool; I'm not a guru or an expert and I don't claim to be one. I'm just your everyday guy who lives, loves, breathes and works on technology.
I love video games, computers and mobile phones.
Oh and yeah, I love to write too.
Member since:22.02.2009
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Let's get this straight...this will probably remain the "lightest" and "thinnest" notebook on earth for a while. But that's about all it has to boast of.
The Macbook Air features a tiny 80GB HDD - the same as the one found on iPods; and even if you add the optional 64GB SSD, it still lacks serious storage. Also, the thinnest book in the world also sacrifices on other essentials such as an optical drive...and instead asks you to buy (and carry around at extra weight!) an external drive to play your DVDs.
It does feature some nifty features like the self-illuminating keyboard and all; but if you start weighing all its features against the hole to your wallet its going to make, you'd seriously need to decide if you need to spend that much for a notebook you can pull out of a manila envelop and impress everyone.
After all, looks aren't everything.
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(+) cool and quite robust trackpad, good display,64-bit windows 7 (-) few connectors,dell drivers only, not realy for gameing (most models), finger print prone!
The Apple MacBook Air 13 inch screen size with 128GB hard drive. 2GB RAM and Mac OS X ... more
Leopard operating system. Being carved from a single piece of aluminium pays dividends. It makes MacBook Air incredibly light. amazingly thin. extremely durable ...
Postage & Packaging: 0.00 GBP Availability: In stock
Advantages: fast loading, amazing GUI, fun applications, easy to navigate Disadvantages: can freeze, minimally compatible with Windows and can be very irritating for new computer users.
Evorious 23.09.2009 ·
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Review of Apple MacBook Air
Advantages: Mac OSX operating system, running windows/linux/etc. if chosen, style, compact and stylish design Disadvantages: lack of optical drive (in some cases), costly - but value for money
samclarkesurvey 16.07.2008 (16.07.2008)
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Review of Apple MacBook Air
Advantages: fast loading, amazing GUI, fun applications, easy to navigate Disadvantages: can freeze, minimally compatible with Windows and can be very irritating for new computer users.
Evorious 23.09.2009 ·
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