As others have answered you.
Here's another way to get apps. Either from the app store, or from an external USB DVD/CD drive, or you can share your iMac or other Mac's DVD with the MacBook Air.
And of course it is a full fledged, intel based Mac, so anything you can do on other Macs can be done on the Air as long as you take into account the lowered internal storage space. Some things wouldn't be too good on it because of space limitations, slower processor and less RAM in many cases.
Lloyd
On Feb 24, 2011, at 3:58 PM, Carl Brooks 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?
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> Thanks,
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> Carl W. Brooks
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