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January 2008
(74%)
119 Reviews
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Abstract: My mother always told me it’s the little things in life that count. She probably didn’t mean to extend this to one of the lightest and slimmest laptops on the market but when I set eyes on the MacBook Air I knew she was right. Apple’s Ma...
Abstract: In his Macworld Expo 2008 keynote address, Apple CEO Steve Jobs introduced the latest Apple laptop: MacBook Air. Stunningly thin and lighter than any Apple laptop ever made, yet missing ports and expandability expected of laptops, the MacBook Air h...
Abstract: Theres really nothing like the MacBook Air on the market today. It’s ultrathin, ultralight, and ultrasmall, yet provides solid performance and usability. There are sacrifices, to be sure, such as the single USB port and the lack of an internal optic...
When Steve Jobs announced that the MacBook Air would have a 5 hour battery life, I laughed. Short of Apple sticking a hydrogen fuel cell in the Air there was simply no way you were going to get 5 hours out of this thing under any sort of heavy usage. W...
Abstract: As you probably know, Im one of the people who, upon first opportunity after the Macworld Keynote ended a few weeks ago, exited the hall into the lobby of Moscone West and immediately ordered a MacBook Air -- the 1.6 Ghz version with the 80GB hard dri...
Abstract: What does $1,300 extra really get you?But how does it feel? No spin: Ars reviews the MacBook Air with solid state drive By Jacqui Cheng | Published: February 05, 2008 - 11:56PM CT What does $1,300 extra really get you? The MacBook Air is nice, but as w...
Works out of the box with Windows Vista (even if it does have a few hiccups), Thin and lightweight design that manages to stay incredibly strong, Battery life claims are not far off from being accurate
Belches out heat like nobodys business, No replaceable battery, Slow charging speeds, Almost no ports
Apple is pushing the envelope (cough cough) with the MacBook Air ... in various ways that some people will love and others will hate. On one hand they offer a super thin, lightweight design, but on the other they take away ports and give you a permanen...
Abstract: Updated on February 6th, 2008, with "Seduced by the Air Side." We ordered the MacBook Air with the Solid State Disk. Then after reflection, we cancelled the order. Why? Because I decided it was lacking what power users (like me) crave in a laptop. Let ...
Abstract: Does the reality ever live up to the hype?One of these things is not like the otherWhere the MacBook meets the AirLurches and false startsBenchmarks schmenchmarksWe did not run it over with a carThe biggest iPod of all Thin is in: Ars Technica reviews ...
