Here are photos of my MacBook Air being unboxed in our offices over the weekend. Now the full review will come sometime later, but lets just say, it is as stunning as it looks and it is not as disappointing as I was dreading. More thoughts on that later.
[...] I had already purchased the Macbook Air, so it was a little late for recriminations and remorse. And since I happened to have Novatel [...]
[...] the other view. Being less of a web-app zealot as others, I am still on the fence on this one, and even after using the Macbook Air for close to two weeks, I still can’t make up my mind – whether to keep using it [...]
[...] the other view. Being less of a web-app zealot as others, I am still on the fence on this one, and even after using the Macbook Air for close to two weeks, I still can’t make up my mind – whether to keep using it as [...]
[...] solid-state memory for PCs ends up in rugged or sexy high-end laptops such as the new MacBook Air, which is offered with either an 80GB hard drive or a 64GB SSD, and the Lenovo x300, which comes [...]
[...] Conference in Austin this weekend and yesterday, I was struck by how few people were sporting MacBook Airs. iPhones, on the other hand, were everywhere. I watched four impromptu demos of new sites on the [...]
[...] create Wi-Fi networks comes to mind, as does the ability to zoom in to better view documents. The aluminum unibody of the MacBook Air seems like little more than a beautiful design feature until you realize it’s used to cool [...]
[...] create Wi-Fi networks comes to mind, as does the ability to zoom in to better view documents. The aluminum unibody of the MacBook Air seems like little more than a beautiful design feature until you realize it’s used to cool [...]
Looks awesome, may be good for some but not for the general mass population. Seems more like a luxury toy than of real usefulness to the user. Also please write about the MacBook Air sales, is it good or not so far?
At the main San Francisco Apple store, they sold out of their initial Air stock (Air Supply?) within minutes. Of course, this is the Bay Area, where an $1800 subnotebook isn’t outrageous and Macs are standard issue.
Om, You’re looking sharp!
the more they over charge!!!!! the more suckers they get?
looks really light n real thin. awesome i.e.
waiting for your review. good to see you recovering well too. :)
Tread lightly when making the switch. I tried Apple’s new Remote Disc feature to get software onto my MacBook Air and couldn’t get it to recognize the DVD drive on my PC (which works fine otherwise).
Apple supports response? Probably a problem with my PC and I’m SOL. Thanks Apple!
Look Great! It’s so slim and nice design
I Like it so much
It´s like a piece of paper with a laptop printed. It seems too fragile.
Om, you’re looking as light and thin as the MacBook Air, my friend…Congratulations…
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