Looking at getting a new MacBook air... wil the low end model with 2GB of RAM be good enough for basic browsing, watching movies, downloading etc?
Any Mac model.... even the mini.... can easily handle such tasks. The biggest issue is how well can you see a movie on such a small screen. For some, it's not a problem at all.Looking at getting a new MacBook air... wil the low end model with 2GB of RAM be good enough for basic browsing, watching movies, downloading etc?
Looking at getting a new MacBook air... wil the low end model with 2GB of RAM be good enough for basic browsing, watching movies, downloading etc?
Any Mac model.... even the mini.... can easily handle such tasks. The biggest issue is how well can you see a movie on such a small screen. For some, it's not a problem at all.
Reply to: adamtj11
so your purely upgraded your 11" to a 13" because of storage?
what you call a 'Heavier' task?
i just don't want to buy the 11" then later regret it because i don't like the screen size, i have always really been against notebooks (PC's) for how small their screens air, not sure if i would be contradicting myself if i buy the 11"
If that's the case, this is your best idea:i just don't want to buy the 11" then later regret it because i don't like the screen size, i have always really been against notebooks (PC's) for how small their screens air, not sure if i would be contradicting myself if i buy the 11"
i think i need to get myself down to a Apple Store and put the 2 side-by-side
If that's the case, this is your best idea:
i just don't want to buy the 11" then later regret it because i don't like the screen size, i have always really been against notebooks (PC's) for how small their screens air, not sure if i would be contradicting myself if i buy the 11"
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i don't think its the SPEC I'm bothered about... i think its more the screen size.
out of interest,
if i buy the low end model 64GB SSD... how much usable storage do i actually get?