GOOD STUFF
- Amazing battery life
- Industry-leading trackpad and keyboard
- More affordable than ever
BAD STUFF
- Slight performance dip
- Paltry 128GB storage in base model
- No Retina display. Also, no pony
Apple builds the ultimate coffee shop computer!
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GOOD STUFF
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CD/DVD slot?!!!!! Hey, welcome to 21st century. ROFLMAO
Stop sitting in front of your dusty rusty P90 and responding crap to those who actually contribute something to Terb.
Maybe Apple is so desperate they are now taking free advertising anywhere they find it.
And many new vehicles no longer come with a spare tire!!!!.....ROFLMAO....
Guess you rubes call that progress to......
The coffee shop is where fanbois hang to impress each other by fondling their latest iToys....:biggrin1:
Never really used a floppy drive, so you must be older than me great grand pa.....
that looks a lot like a 200$ netbook i got 3 years ago when i forgot my computer at home this one time. small, 13" screen, compact, almost no weight, was playing bluray and HD movies i downloaded and had a 150 gig HD. battery would only last 4 hours though so that sucked sort of.
what was the price on this amazing machine ?
what was the price on this amazing machine ?
^^^It goes for $1,094.00 to $1,099.00.....but the Apple rubes say it's worth every penny!!!.....
http://www.futureshop.ca/en-CA/prod...7c8812491c8f676a360baa6en02&SearchPageIndex=1^^^It goes for $1,094.00 to $1,099.00.....but the Apple rubes say it's worth every penny!!!.....
and to think for just 600$ less you can have a net book with a bigger hard drive and faster processor.
But, but, but it won't have the same superior Apple quality and made in RED China by those Chi-Coms they pal around with, which justifies that $1,094.00 to $1,099.00 price!.....:eyebrows:
Road warriors and jet travellers rejoice, we've found a laptop that will last all day and well into the night. The newest Apple MacBook Air 13-inch (Mid-2013) lasted an astonishing 15-and-a-half hours on a battery test that makes most current mainstream ultrabooks and ultraportables cough and die after four to six hours. The fact that the system gives up very little if any day-to-day performance is astounding. This isn't a low-powered slate tablet that gives up computing performance in exchange for battery life. With the latest MacBook Air 13-inch, you have a fully functional ultraportable laptop with extremely long battery life, as it should be. If you need to do real work on a plane, train, or out in the field, get a MacBook Air 13-inch. It's our new Editors' Choice winner for mainstream ultraportable laptops.
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With double the battery life of the strongest current Windows 8 competition, the Apple MacBook Air 13-inch (Mid 2013) adds epic untethered usability to a highly portable system. While systems like the Acer Aspire S7-191-6640 and Vizio CT14-A4 start to approach the MacBook Air's portability, none can approach that level of work utility away from a power outlet. The MacBook Air 13-inch (Mid 2013) is the system you want to be using if you need to deliver real work away from your desk. The fact that it can return such a long battery life while still using a mainstream processor is astonishing. Make no mistake, this simple score shows that laptops haven't conceded the battery life prizes to the mobile OS tablets yet. The MacBook Air 13 is close, but not quite perfect, since it lacks a built in HDMI-out port and the slower-clocked processor returns slower multimedia performance on benchmark tests than rivals. That said, due to its excellent battery life, portability, and its very good day-to-day performance, we have no qualms in giving the Apple MacBook Air 13-inch (Mid 2013) the Editors' Choice for ultraportable laptops.
http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2420468,00.asp
Sounds like PC Mag is giving it a left handed compliment......
Dude.....level with us.....you work for bottie, no???.....:eyebrows:
I mean bottie usually posts all this Apple hooooey but since bottie kinda blew all his 'political capital', to use a phrase his hero Dubya used to blather about, he got YOU to carry on the Apple BS.......ijs
Dude.....level with us.....you work for bottie, no???.....:eyebrows:
I mean bottie usually posts all this Apple hooooey but since bottie kinda blew all his 'political capital', to use a phrase his hero Dubya used to blather about, he got YOU to carry on the Apple BS.......ijs
If they are going to call it the "ultimate coffee shop computer" shouldn't the frickin wifi work?
pretty useless without that!
New MacBook Air Owners Having Tons Of Problems With 802.11AC
http://www.macrumors.com/2013/06/20/new-macbook-air-owners-complaining-of-wi-fi-issues/
I used only mac sources so they could report it without bias
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/2664670?tstart=0
oh btw excellent battery life
pretty useless without that!
New MacBook Air Owners Having Tons Of Problems With 802.11AC
http://www.macrumors.com/2013/06/20/new-macbook-air-owners-complaining-of-wi-fi-issues/
I used only mac sources so they could report it without bias
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/2664670?tstart=0
oh btw excellent battery life
Yes, they do. Apparently, it's due to a bug within latest version of OS X not an hardware issue.If they are going to call it the "ultimate coffee shop computer" shouldn't the frickin wifi work?
pretty useless without that!
New MacBook Air Owners Having Tons Of Problems With 802.11AC
http://www.macrumors.com/2013/06/20/new-macbook-air-owners-complaining-of-wi-fi-issues/
I used only mac sources so they could report it without bias
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/2664670?tstart=0
oh btw excellent battery life
And here's one more review from a very respectable site
