Checkout the "Update" at the end of the article. Unfortunately this agreement not help anyone who wants and NVIDIA chipset with an Intel Core ix processor.
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It is like people here don't understand the term prototype. Seriously a pic from April could simply be one of dozens of prototypes Apple has built.
I wonder why they didn't layout the batteries horizontally even.
Maybe to center some of the batteries so that the weight of the notebook can be balanced evenly?
Data is the most important thing in computing. If these built-in SSD notebooks are stolen, good luck. What's worst is your repairman steals your data when you send in for repairs. User removable SSD HDD is my preference. Well, there's good and bad too. Bad is due to my carelessness. Good is it counters most of the bad points of built-in SSD.
I wonder why they didn't layout the batteries horizontally even.
Maybe to center some of the batteries so that the weight of the notebook can be balanced evenly?
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This is Apple.
There is no way this will come in under $1k. We won't get the expected speed, RAM nor storage. Yet we'll all bitch & moan as we place our orders. And then bitch & moan about our deliveries not shipping as fast as we like. Then praise the little wonder as we unbox and begin using. Then bitch & moan when a spec bump follows in 6 months.
Yep, sounds like a typical Apple release.
I'm actually in the market for an Air: something more substantial than an iPad (Aka: runs OS X), while maintaining the iPad's perfect portability. Very much looking forward to next week.
I wonder why they didn't layout the batteries horizontally even.
Maybe to center some of the batteries so that the weight of the notebook can be balanced evenly?
I wonder why they didn't layout the batteries horizontally even.
Maybe to center some of the batteries so that the weight of the notebook can be balanced evenly?
Based on our own professional squinting ability, there are USB plugs on the left and right sides, Mini DisplayPort and an SD card reader on the left, and a power plug on the right.
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Its sad that anyone would ever use 3 USB ports at once on a mobile device.
Even prototypes are no joke to Apple. it's one of the things that highlight how obsessed they can be with the little details.Ugh, C'mon, please do your research first. That was a VERY early prototype. They won't waste high end memory on prototypes....
*LOL*
On the left you see the mini-DisplayPort and one USB 2.0 interface. On the right you see the Gigabit-Ethernet and the power supply interfaces. There is no second USB interface and no card-reader.
The final design looks much better than this early prototype, which is based on the MBP 13".
Has anyone noticed that the photo of the screen isn't glossy? So looks like they're keeping the same anti-glare display...
Amen to the second USB port. Can't wait to see the update. It's long overdue!![]()
Any speculation if those ports will be USB3? Since this is completely re-engineered, I fondly hope that they upgraded the USB chips.
Also, will the USB ports provide sufficient current to provide full power to an iPad?
The Powerbook 12" is without any doubt the best notebook i had in my life. The keyboard is better than the new design introduced with the macbook white.
What i wanted in Macbook Air:
Matte 12" (4:3) 1280x1024 (SXGA) or 11.6" Screen 1366x768 (WSXGA).
Intel Core 2 Duo - SU9600
Intel IGP
Support Max 8 GB ram
Ethernet Port
Wifi-n
2 USB Ports
Bluetooth
Storage:
1.8" 320 GB HDD or 1.8" SSD 128 GB.
10 hour battery
Max weight: 1.2 Kg / 2.65 pounds
699$ for HDD 899$ SSD
For example i bought 2 months ago, an Acer 1810TZ for 399 € and it's a great computer, except for the trackpad. It's not my PB 12" keyboard but it's better than 80% of industry keyboards i have tried. Acer could made it much better if they had pushed the keyboard a little closer to the screen, and placed a bigger trackpad. this baby with a ssd is FAST!
Everyone, remember to ask for TRIM support at the feedback page of mac os x.
The trackpad button needs some room to travel. Rather then make the battery 1 mm thinner, they moved it out of the way a centimeter.I wonder why they didn't layout the batteries horizontally even.
Maybe to center some of the batteries so that the weight of the notebook can be balanced evenly?
Why not? Use the iPad for a couple of days and plug it for syncing and charging into your laptop. The point is if you connect your iPad for syncing purposes to your computer anyway, why not leave it plugged in for a little while longer.Why would you charge an ipad through a computer?