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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 www.macworld.comJason Snell reviews the new 11- and 13-inch MacBook Air models.
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Reviewed on gizmodo.comThe new 13-inch MacBook Air is Apple's katana blade: thin, durable, powerful, sleek. But does it have enough mettle to be your weapon of choice? Dropping the metaphor: can you ditch your MacBook Pro? More » -
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.laptopmag.comJust keep in mind that you'll have to give up the MacBook Pro's backlit keyboard to have a notebook this portable. At 4.3 x 3 inches, the glass touchpad on the 13-inch MacBook ...
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Reviewed on www.youtube.comhttp://forum57.com http://twitter.com/bilsta57 - This is my review of Apple's brand new 13' Macbook Air, if you enjoyed the video, why not subscribe? Song: 50... -
Apple MacBook Air Fall 2010 Review (Core 2 Duo 1.4GHz, 64GB SSD, 11.6-inch) - Laptops - CNET Reviews
Reviewed on reviews.cnet.comApple makes the MacBook Air both smaller and less expensive, creating an excellent ultraportable, but leaving out a few features along the way. -
Reviewed on www.testfreaks.comDesign, score 9 10 thumb1 Review of Apple MacBook Air 13” (MC503LL/A). Performance, score 9 10 thumb1 Review of Apple MacBook Air 13” (MC503LL/A) ...
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Reviewed on notebooks.comThe 13.3-inch Apple MacBook Air is an excellent mixture of beautiful design and function. The larger of the two new MacBook Air notebook computers from Apple is thin, light, and capable. It gives new meaning to the term ultra portable. Even though it is small and light, the MacBook Air is also fast and can handle most day-to-day tasks it’s owner will throw it’s way. With long battery life,…
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Reviewed on hothardware.comApple's new MacBook Air is thinner, lighter and more portable than ever. If it gets any ... Apple MacBook Air (13-Inch) Review. Tuesday, November 30, 2010 - by Ray Willington in ...
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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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