We three love our 11" MBA's, they all are refurbs,2010 models with 4MG of Ram, and 480GB OWC SSD's,fast and simply amazing
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How many people absolutely love their MBA?
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I love my 13" i7 MBA. It is such a pleasure to use: I can't wipe the silly smile off of my face.
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I like my MBA 13" very much.
It change my working way and life style a lot. I strong recommend friends to buy one.
I like my MBA 13" very much.
It change my working way and life style a lot. I strong recommend friends to buy one.
I love my MBA. I purchased it in July and have loved every minute of it until the LCD got damaged (still confused how that happened!). Hopefully I can get it fixed this weekend and be up and running. Until then, I'm stuck using an iPhone.
I have the the 2011 13 inch Macbook air 1.8 Ghz, 256 GB Flash storage, and I really love it, it is really fast
I Love my 2011 11" MacBook Air. Best computer I've ever owned. Used this more than my Mac Pro. I previously used Vaio P series. Compared to MBair, the screen is really awesome. The P has really high resolution on very small display resulting in difficulties in reading text. I use my Mbair with Wrapsol protection skin. Best combination ever.
I love my 11" Mac book air. I would love to make it my main computer, but it is only 128gb. I would love to upgrade to the 13" air and upgrade the ssd from owc 480 gb ssd.or maybe just wait for the 15" air
I am extremely happy with mine 13" bought all of 3 weeks ago, my 1st Mac.
Fast, stable, great keyboard, like the SSD thing, makes sense.
No complaints at all, in talking with the folks at the Apple store, they seem to feel all newer generation Macs will use SSD, we will see.
Fast, stable, great keyboard, like the SSD thing, makes sense.
No complaints at all, in talking with the folks at the Apple store, they seem to feel all newer generation Macs will use SSD, we will see.
Oh yes!
I´m so happy with my 13" i7 air! Even got double samsung. The screen is awesome resolutionwize, but I wish it was better in the colors. And I wish the fans would not start howling when I´m playing pirates.
But - I know those two problems are there because of the small size, so I have no problem living with it. I´m going to buy a good monitor, and a laptop cooler with some big, slow fans. Problem solved.
Osx with awesome power in such a quiet (when I´m just working) and lighweight package is just amazing. But I also wish it had usb3, but when thunderbolt drives arrive at better prices, I´m good.
I´m so happy with my 13" i7 air! Even got double samsung. The screen is awesome resolutionwize, but I wish it was better in the colors. And I wish the fans would not start howling when I´m playing pirates.
But - I know those two problems are there because of the small size, so I have no problem living with it. I´m going to buy a good monitor, and a laptop cooler with some big, slow fans. Problem solved.
Osx with awesome power in such a quiet (when I´m just working) and lighweight package is just amazing. But I also wish it had usb3, but when thunderbolt drives arrive at better prices, I´m good.
Mine has -- literally! I sold my i7 iMac and 13" Air, and now all I've got is the 11". Absolutely the best [computer] decision I've ever made.
I absolutely love my 2010 13" air. I'm an information systems student at a very competitive business school and it's been a dream computer. My group consists of 4 students, 2 of which use PC's and the other has a macbook pro.
It's been amazing to see how many random problems the PC owners have had with their laptops, creating hours of issues (visio crashing, netbeans issues, android sdk issues, dim screens, bad battery, etc.)
I'm usually on campus from 7am til midnight everyday and having a portable, rock stable laptop is huge. I have a desktop at home that I built, but ever since school started I have hardly touched it. Couldn't ask for a better laptop. Hope this trusty thing lasts me for several more years.
When do I get home, I usually hook it up to my TV and watch episodes w/ my wife =d
P.S. I found it interesting that out of the program's 105 students, about 50% use apple laptops.
It's been amazing to see how many random problems the PC owners have had with their laptops, creating hours of issues (visio crashing, netbeans issues, android sdk issues, dim screens, bad battery, etc.)
I'm usually on campus from 7am til midnight everyday and having a portable, rock stable laptop is huge. I have a desktop at home that I built, but ever since school started I have hardly touched it. Couldn't ask for a better laptop. Hope this trusty thing lasts me for several more years.
When do I get home, I usually hook it up to my TV and watch episodes w/ my wife =d
P.S. I found it interesting that out of the program's 105 students, about 50% use apple laptops.
Have you looked into a USB Ethernet Adapter?
http://store.apple.com/us/product/MC704ZM/A
Not as seamless as having a built-in ethernet port, but i'm sure it would work fine.
