Re: [iPad] Macbook Air

 

You can sync the iPad and iPhone to the MacBook Air.  I don't because everything is synced to the iMac.  I also got an external DVD drive when I got the MB Air primarily because they gave me so many discounts, I got it for free.  However, I've downloaded software via the web rather than by disc.  

I don't know about the developer tools.  

Gretchen
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On Feb 24, 2011, at 4:58 PM, Carl Brooks <carl@iamthereforeipad.com> wrote:

 

Can you sync the iPad to the MacAir?  Do you get the software via the web?  Can you use the developer tools for programing for the iPad/iPhone?

Thanks,

Carl W. Brooks
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On Feb 24, 2011, at 4:45 PM, Gretchen <gretchenhunter@mac.com> wrote:

I agree with Lloyd's assessment.  I use mine at work.  Its so easy to carry back and forth - light and thin.  I love the keyboard, the screen is great and starts up and closes down as quickly as the iPad.


I used the migration assistant to transfer from my iMac but may take some programs off that I don't use.  The iMac is still the main computer.

Let's put it this way - as much as you can love an inanimate object I love the MacBook Air as much as I love the iMac, iPhone and iPad.  They all compliment each other well.  This is my first MacBook, and I couldn't be more pleased.

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