H hikeNM macrumors 6502a Original poster Jan 15, 2008 #1 somebody buys the Macbook Air and wants to upgrade to a newer OS when its released. Is it required to own another computer?
somebody buys the Macbook Air and wants to upgrade to a newer OS when its released. Is it required to own another computer?
P PlaceofDis macrumors Core Jan 15, 2008 #2 hikeNM said: somebody buys the Macbook Air and wants to upgrade to a newer OS when its released. Is it required to own another computer? Click to expand... another computer or USB external?
hikeNM said: somebody buys the Macbook Air and wants to upgrade to a newer OS when its released. Is it required to own another computer? Click to expand... another computer or USB external?
Ryan T. macrumors 6502a Jan 15, 2008 #3 hikeNM said: somebody buys the Macbook Air and wants to upgrade to a newer OS when its released. Is it required to own another computer? Click to expand... Or the $99 optical drive.
hikeNM said: somebody buys the Macbook Air and wants to upgrade to a newer OS when its released. Is it required to own another computer? Click to expand... Or the $99 optical drive.
H hikeNM macrumors 6502a Original poster Jan 15, 2008 #4 So, you better not buy one if it will be your only computer?
H heatmiser macrumors 68020 Jan 15, 2008 #5 hikeNM said: So, you better not buy one if it will be your only computer? Click to expand... You can buy one, but if you need to upgrade the OS, you'll need some sort of optical drive.
hikeNM said: So, you better not buy one if it will be your only computer? Click to expand... You can buy one, but if you need to upgrade the OS, you'll need some sort of optical drive.
fluidedge macrumors 65816 Jan 15, 2008 #6 unless apple is brave enough to offer Mac OS X 10.6 as a download purchase... I suspect this would be a pirates dream however!
unless apple is brave enough to offer Mac OS X 10.6 as a download purchase... I suspect this would be a pirates dream however!
MazingerZ macrumors 6502 Jan 15, 2008 #7 I think by the time the new OS X is released, USB flash drives will be a optional medium of delivery.
I think by the time the new OS X is released, USB flash drives will be a optional medium of delivery.
speakerwizard macrumors 68000 Jan 15, 2008 #8 fluidedge said: unless apple is brave enough to offer Mac OS X 10.6 as a download purchase... I suspect this would be a pirates dream however! Click to expand... yeah, 8 gb dl, lets hope bandwidth is better in about 18months lol
fluidedge said: unless apple is brave enough to offer Mac OS X 10.6 as a download purchase... I suspect this would be a pirates dream however! Click to expand... yeah, 8 gb dl, lets hope bandwidth is better in about 18months lol
MRU macrumors Penryn Jan 15, 2008 #9 hikeNM said: So, you better not buy one if it will be your only computer? Click to expand... When will people cop on to the fact that the MBA is meant to be a 'companion' laptop. One for those already with a desktop (hence remote disc features and such). If you want an all in one laptop with everything on board you already have two clear choices. 🙄
hikeNM said: So, you better not buy one if it will be your only computer? Click to expand... When will people cop on to the fact that the MBA is meant to be a 'companion' laptop. One for those already with a desktop (hence remote disc features and such). If you want an all in one laptop with everything on board you already have two clear choices. 🙄
M mhuk01 macrumors 6502 Jan 15, 2008 #10 10.6 is a long time away - 10.5 has only just been released! apple will simply offer a free service where you can purchase 10.6 and get your macbook air upgraded at an apple store.
10.6 is a long time away - 10.5 has only just been released! apple will simply offer a free service where you can purchase 10.6 and get your macbook air upgraded at an apple store.
fluidedge macrumors 65816 Jan 15, 2008 #11 oh they will, will they? *first confirmed fact about 10.6*