Apple MacBook Air 13.3" Laptop (1.8 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo Processor, 2 GB RAM, 64 GB Solid-State Drive)

Customer Reviews

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Special Product For Special People,
by alphonse, 2009-05-19

True... it is not for everyone.
But if you know what u want and are willing to sacrifice some stuff, in order to get other benefits not found in other laptops. go for it.

enjoy.
a.

 

Macbook Air,
by G. Muscat, 2008-07-11

Bought 3 of these laptops. This review is for all 3. Very good laptop. But you would not expect less from Apple. Packaged in a very nice black box. Very small and light. Although very thin its keys are made from solid material and one will enjoy using them. Many people maybe not accustomed to Apple's operating system but its more reliable than Microsoft's. Also fancy gui. When you switch it on for the first time you have to complete a series of forms and settings so that it can adjust everything automatically. It found my wireless network without trouble and logged into the internet.
It only has one usb. 2 would have been nice. But the real disapointment is that does not have an optical drive. One has to get an external one.
Except only 1 usb and no dvd writer I do not think that there are bad things about this laptop. It is very recommended for those that travel a lot and do not want too much power out of the laptop.

 

I love it,
by Zoe, 2008-05-15

I love this computer. It works, and that was about all I needed. I returned a Dell that made me miserable and I'm much happier. I think it is a little slow for watching movies, but other than that, no complaint.

 

I Love It--Now I Want My Own!,
by Linda Painchaud-Steinman, 2008-07-22

This is going to be a short and sweet review, because I don't actually own this laptop, but a friend has let me try hers several times.

I loved everything about it: Size, ease of use, speed, keyboard, monitor, EVERYTHING.

Let me confess here that I'm not especially "technically inclined". So, to be fair, I'm giving it 4 stars--since some techical folks may be aware of faults that escaped me.

I'll be back to update this review when I get my own machine--which I want!

 

A thing of beauty... for those who can use it.,
by Michael A. Brown, 2008-01-30

The MacBook Air is an amazing piece of technology to be sure. It can do most everything that it's big brothers, MacBook and MacBook Pro, can do. All in a thin, three pound package.

But this machine is not for everybody. It's for someone who already has Mac tech somewhere else in their life and want a pricey, portable addition to that tech.

If you're using this at home and the office, you'll need at least one Airport Extreme to get your WiFi going. You'll also need to have a sharable Mac, or an external hard drive or external SuperDrive. One of your WiFi devices should probably be the new Time Capsule so you can quickly back-up the system since 80gb probably won't last long these days.

Apple usually stays a step or two ahead of the industry. This time, they may have taken a giant step too far.