How many of the Air haters have actually used one? My Rev A/64GB SSD has been an excellent and highly portable work-horse for the last two years, well worth the premium I paid for it at the time - and we'll get another couple of years out of it. The thinness and weight makes it considerably more portable than my previous 12" Powerbook in pretty much every scenario, and pretty competitive for portability with the netbooks I'm acquainted with, without sacrificing as much function.
You wouldn't know until you traveled with one.
Get some gym work people!![]()
The apple store has been down for hours, so hopefully something good is coming. I think it might be a mac pro, though, rather than a new air.
Yup, you're an idiot. There's nothing wrong with the new Macbook Pros, they are fantastic. Unless you're talking about the 13" MBPs (which I care about only slightly more than the MBA) in which case you are correct.
Disagree. In my opinion, the MBPs are so fantastic not because of the operating system (which is a win by itself, but shall be ignored for the time being) but because they are fantastically well rounded. They have fantastic CPUs (ignoring the Core 2's of course), pretty good GPUs, lots of storage, a sufficient number of ports, fantastic battery life, and still manage to be unbelievably sexy, while not being overly expensive. I am unaware of any computer that can beat a MBP in speed, weight/size, battery life and price.
So what's wrong with a Macbook? Or a 13" Macbook Pro?
If you had ever used one then you would understand. It is much easier to pick and carry around than those specs imply
The apple store has been down for hours, so hopefully something good is coming. I think it might be a mac pro, though, rather than a new air.
You mean a typical Apple owner then?![]()
You need to go to the gym. I can hold my open 13" MBP on its very corner, between my thumb and index finger and stretch out my arm. It's only a pound or so different to the Air.
It's up now, but remember today's launch day for international iPad orders, so it might have been down for that reason?
So what's wrong with a Macbook? Or a 13" Macbook Pro?
Don't see how they would be able to put a Core i3 or better in the refreshed MBA's... the 13" MBP's didnt get it due to space right?
My question is, why can't we have better specs in the much more portable 13? They need to ditch the optical drive and use the space for a better processor, better graphics and bring the specs closer to the 15", along with the price, of course.
That is what Apple is all about (profits), not making highly configurable computers with high logistics costs and low prices (like Dell).
Dell aren't all about profits? Better warn their shareholders.
Dell aren't all about profits? Better warn their shareholders.
Yawn. Who buys Airs other than pretentious people who think it looks good? Why would anyone spend more money for less power, less functionality and thickness that is 80% of the MacBook Pro at its thickest point, which is the critical benchmark.