I wanna guess Low End Mac or apple-history.comI'm curious what the laptop history website was.
I wanna guess Low End Mac or apple-history.comI'm curious what the laptop history website was.
Imo MaxTech is controlled opposition for Apple PR. That channel is bar-none the best funnel for convincing you to upgrade to a 14 or 16 MBP than any other channel out there.Can't wait for the Maxtech faithful to see this. I can feel their blood boiling already.
The classic wallpaper! I wish I had that one still... and if it did dark mode. Reminds me of my Powerbook Ti G4 from back in the dayPSA for fellow notch haters, you can set it to a 16:10 resolution using an app like SwitchResX and it hides it completely. Makes it look like a normal MacBook again. Probably more effective on Mini LED screen since it's so dark it blends in with the glass, but worth a shot on M2 MBA's.
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that 12 is a beauty!! maybe its my luck but seems everything I have he worked on gets overheated, bad speakers, cramped, etcthat's an incredible overstatement. millions of people thrived on (& enjoyed working on) ive-era macbooks. even my 12" macbook (which got pretty warm sometimes) was still an incredible thing (just for what it was).
macbook designs are somewhat more 'tech-first/aesthetic second' now (not a bad thing). but ive was incredible.
How did you make the menu bar look white?PSA for fellow notch haters, you can set it to a 16:10 resolution using an app like SwitchResX and it hides it completely. Makes it look like a normal MacBook again. Probably more effective on Mini LED screen since it's so dark it blends in with the glass, but worth a shot on M2 MBA's.
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On top of that, the “notch” debuted while Jony Ive was the CDO. Didn’t he even say “embrace the notch”? Also, he designed the Titanium PowerBooks that the current MacBook Air/Pro takes cues from.that's a ridiculous idea. apple survived the loss of steve jobs, and it's survived the loss of ive. the company continues to grow, innovate. there's a lot of moving parts (ie talented people) making apple work... and it does (work).
The fingerprint are not that distinct and it will be more visible on camerahows the midnight? fingerprint galore as all are saying?
Put them on a table side by side and take a picture thenpeople are saying it’s 25% thinner than the 2017/18 MBP but have you actually held both at the same time??
I’m holding both right now. I cannot see the difference. If it’s 25% thinner then that’s an illusion with how it’s curves on the base. In real life they look and feel very similar.
The 2017 MacBook (and even the 2016) was a massive improvement over the 2015. The first one was like the first MacBook Air in that it had an underpowered processor prone to throttling. The 2017 version wasn’t a speed demon but it handled basic tasks much better. I still think that design would work well with the M1.I'm sure the M2 is very good, but greatest Apple laptop ever made? Some tough competition if we go by the standards of the time. PowerBook 100, TiBook, Wallstreet, the 2012 Retina MBP and the 2015 MacBook are tough to beat in my eyes!
Interesting that you rate it so highly above the 14 inch MBP. I am typing this on a 14 inch I picked up yesterday in part because the M2 Air didn't really seem quite there for the (UK) price. Am loving the 14 inch so far!
How did you make the menu bar look white?
I used an app called Boring Old Menu Bar and it lets you set it to the old Catalina behavior or to whatever color you want. Alternatively you can reduce transparency like Fozziebear40 pointed out if you just want white.How did you make the menu bar look white?
Thanks, but not the same effect. This setting also makes the dock gray, and lots of other unwanted side effects.
PSA for fellow notch haters, you can set it to a 16:10 resolution using an app like SwitchResX and it hides it completely. Makes it look like a normal MacBook again. Probably more effective on Mini LED screen since it's so dark it blends in with the glass, but worth a shot on M2 MBA's.
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Wrong. The 2017 MBP is 3.02 lbs and .59 inches thick. The M2 MBA is 2.7 lbs and .44 inches thick.Now, I created a thread on this today.
You talk as though the ‘thin and light beyond thin and light’ is revolutionary, but it’s almost exactly the same as my 2017 MacBook Pro.
Did you have a MacBook Pro from around that time? Because if you did, I’m extremely surprised and slightly baffled as to why you’d describe this M2 Air form factor in the way you have.
It’s a brilliant laptop, so fast, but it’s the same as the 2017 MacBook Pro for ‘thin and light’.
Pbreadme (PB: PowerBook). I have a collection. Brand new Titanium PowerBook, Pismos, Wallstreets, I even have the eMate.I'm curious what the laptop history website was.
I don’t care about fingerprints and it’s not that bad.hows the midnight? fingerprint galore as all are saying?
This is what I get tired of hearing. Do you own one? Because the M2 Air is not just for light tasks, it is holding its own against my M1 Max MBP. I am going to do some video on side by side comparisons.the pros are great macs; the air is great for people who don't need the power of the MBPs. there's room for both in the world.
Unless a person owns a M2 Air, they are just repeating what some others say. The M2 Air is a beast, it is not just for light duty. Remember my M2 Air is maxed out.Except in anything single core which is what most people use the air for, not heavy multithreaded work loads. Speedometer 2.0 test has the air 150 points higher, geekbench single core higher as well. Sorry to hurt your feelings about that but the air is no slouch, it’s just not a heavy duty sustained machine, which it was never intended to be. But it flys through day to day tasks and faster then the pros
Thank you man, it certainly was.You, Sir, have excellent taste in laptops. The Wallstreet PowerBook was one of the most exceptional laptops in history.