MacBook Air

[ajbrehm]

Maybe it's an ARM-based device?

[clevin]

Maybe it's an ARM-based device?

i doubt it, for $1200, it should be close to a real laptop. as far as hardwares are concerned.

[gkarris]

Maybe it's an ARM-based device?

Intel - Centrino?

Probably same chips used in the Sony sub-notes...

http://www.sonystyle.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?catalogId=10551&storeId=10151&langId=-1&productId=8198552921665293952

[ajbrehm]

i doubt it, for $1200, it should be close to a real laptop. as far as hardwares are concerned.

Do we know it's 1200 bucks?

Anyway, an ARM-based machine would be fun. I just thought, Apple have an operating system for ARM, they have the infrastructure for ARM programs, and Cocoa is highly portable between CPUs.

[dbooth]

1800 is over priced and not worth it IMHO

[clevin]

SSD harddrive + journaled system like OSX sounds like a disaster combo to me.

[GSMiller]

1800 is over priced and not worth it IMHO

Well that's what happens. The smaller and lighter a notebook, the more expensive and/or less feature filled they become.

[clevin]

wait for price drop, 1200 in 3 months!

SSD one is worthless, OSX is journaled file system, large amount of writing will kill SSD harddrive in 2-3 years.

[monke]

It is what it is. Quit complaining. Just because you don't like it, doesn't mean that everyone else hates it.

You would have been complaining if they didn't release it. :rolleyes: