Re: [iPad] Macbook Air

 

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.

Gretchen

On Feb 24, 2011, at 11:04 AM, Lloyd Parsons wrote:

 

I just got my 11.6" MacBook Air a couple of weeks ago. I got it at the 'special deals' for $849 for the basic model.

I got it for 3 reasons :
1. I wanted it. :)
2. I wanted a portable to use as an HTPC
3. I wanted a portable for the occasional trip to do the things the iPad doesn't do well.

I got a good deal as it cover all those things quite well.

It is very quick because of the SSDs vice HD for storage. The screen is very crisp and very readable even for my poor eyes. The keyboard is very nice, about the size of the wireless keyboard that comes with the iMac. The glass surfaced trackpad is a very nice trackpad. Even better than the Magic Trackpad although smaller.

Hope this helps.
Lloyd

The 64Gb model leaves about 40Gb for your use as it ships with OS and iLife installed. I toyed with the idea of deleting some of the things I won't use on it, like GarageBand, but haven't found a need to do that.

On Feb 24, 2011, at 7:45 AM, Rob DeSanno wrote:

> Same here - except for the wife part. Does the OS take up a lot of the drive space?


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