Macbook air
Originally Posted by GXP_Vince
Originally Posted by erslincoln
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I'm an IT guy by day, and let me just say that there are several reasons mac users love macs.
I'm an IT guy by day, and let me just say that there are several reasons mac users love macs.
Most IT guys I know (and work with) know squat about Macs. haha
The battery issue.
MacBook Air Battery
Gizmodo provides a gallery of screenshots and video documenting the disassembly of the MacBook Air and shows that it is relatively easy to access the battery, which is held in by a number of screws.
Aside from the innards being well designed, the disassembly of the MacBook Air was surprisingly easy. Hands-down the easiest Apple notebook we have ever taken apart. There'* basically only one step to get inside the machine, just unscrew the bottom casing.
MacBook Air Battery
Gizmodo provides a gallery of screenshots and video documenting the disassembly of the MacBook Air and shows that it is relatively easy to access the battery, which is held in by a number of screws.
Aside from the innards being well designed, the disassembly of the MacBook Air was surprisingly easy. Hands-down the easiest Apple notebook we have ever taken apart. There'* basically only one step to get inside the machine, just unscrew the bottom casing.
you're kidding me... no CD/DVD drive...
no ethernet port...
Only 1 USB port. So you’ll need a USB hub...
Mono speakers (NO STEREO?! thats been standard for even low-end laptops for years...)
Fixed RAM
and more expensive than a PC with way more features.
no ethernet port...
Only 1 USB port. So you’ll need a USB hub...
Mono speakers (NO STEREO?! thats been standard for even low-end laptops for years...)
Fixed RAM
and more expensive than a PC with way more features.
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I'll stick with my D620ATG
Semi-waterproof keyboard, semi-waterproof screen. 1.66GHz, 80GB 7200RPM, 2GB Ram, 500 nit brightness screen (twice of Apple), and of course fingerprint security (slide finger in order to login to windows).
and I can drop it on a concrete floor and not damage it.
did I mention I payed less than half of what the Macbook goes for?
not as thin but cooler IMO.
Semi-waterproof keyboard, semi-waterproof screen. 1.66GHz, 80GB 7200RPM, 2GB Ram, 500 nit brightness screen (twice of Apple), and of course fingerprint security (slide finger in order to login to windows).
and I can drop it on a concrete floor and not damage it.
did I mention I payed less than half of what the Macbook goes for?
not as thin but cooler IMO.
Originally Posted by Hans
http://www.macworld.com/article/131583/2008/01/macbookair.html
too bad its a mac.

too bad its a mac.

Now just have to wait for the PC to copy it as usual.
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