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Reviewed on techcrunch.comLast Wednesday, I got my hands on one of the new MacBook Airs. I haven’t touched my MacBook Pro since. It’s six months old. RIP.I know that sounds outrageous. Or like hyperbole. But it’s not. When I wrote up my initial thoughts, it was after only a few hours of usage. I hadn’t even used it outside the house yet. But now I have. I’ve used it almost everywhere I’ve been for just about a… -
Reviewed on www.engadget.comThe MacBook Air has never exactly been a simple product to review. Since the laptop's launch back in the heady days of 2008, we've always considered it a niche, high-end product and much less a mainstream system. Originally, the wafer-thin (and somewhat underpowered) laptop sold for a painful starting price of $1,799, and had its fair share of problems. Well, we've come a long way from Apple's… -
Reviewed on gizmodo.comThe 11-inch MacBook Air is marvelously twee—most people will quite literally marvel at it. It's stupid thin. And if it were any lighter, it would feel more like a trick than a tiny wonder of engineering and design. More » -
Reviewed on www.pcmag.comOct 21, 2010 ... The Apple MacBook Air (11-inch) is the thinnest, most elegant ultraportable money can buy, albeit for a hefty premium.
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Reviewed on www.crunchgear.comShort Version: There will be no pleasing either side of the Apple fanboy divide with this review so I’ll say it up front: If you’re looking for an alternative to a heavier Apple laptop – a MacBook Pro, say, or an Apple Powerbook 170 – and you travel, the MacBook Air is an excellent choice. If you rarely travel and/or are not a Mac fan, you will probably be better served by a cheaper… -
Reviewed on www.businessinsider.comNov 18, 2010 ... The 11-inch is a great secondary computer, and the 13-inch could even be your main computer.
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Apple MacBook Air Fall 2010 Review (Core 2 Duo 1.4GHz, 64GB SSD, 11.6-inch) - Laptops - CNET Reviews
Reviewed on reviews.cnet.comOct 25, 2010 ... Apple makes the MacBook Air both smaller and less expensive, creating an excellent ultraportable, but leaving out a few features along the ... -
Reviewed on www.ubergizmo.comMacbook Air Review - With the new Macbook Air, Apple promises to deliver a portable computer that is lighter than the average netbook, comparable
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Reviewed on www.engadget.comI gotta say something here - the mac book air is a piece of shit - one usb port that can't ... http://reviews.cnet.com/laptops/toshiba-portege-r200/4507-3121_7-31341787.html ...
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Reviewed on www.macworld.comApple MacBook Air/1.6GHz review and complete Apple MacBook Air/1.6GHz coverage including, lab tests, product specs, prices, user ratings, buying guides, news and more.
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Reviewed on reviews.cnet.comThe design is revolutionary, but Apple's MacBook Air will appeal to a smaller, more specialized audience than the standard MacBook, thanks to a stripped-down se
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Reviewed on www.geardiary.comWhen I got my iPad last spring I began carrying it with me pretty much everywhere. But I had a problem. Most of the laptop bags I had were just too big for the ...
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Reviewed on tbreak.comThe new MacBook Air from Apple gets a redesign and is available in 11 and 13 sizes. The battery life gets an insane boost in standby mode. Sadly, the backlit keyboard gets axed. -
Reviewed on www.macintouch.comThe MacBook Air is not a traditional Apple pro model, lacking the requisite raw power and expandability. ... At the time of this review, MacBook Airs with the 64 GB solid-state ...
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