Macbook Air 3

Troubleshooting, repair, and maintenance manuals for MacBook Air.

MacBook Apple Air MC503LL

It' s not my thing to review very often, and I know I'm running a bit behind to review the 2010 MacBook Air 13 release. In order to begin; I opted that I wanted the 2010 release of the 2011 release for a very particular reasons, it had very little to do with the fact that it was older than the newer one, but more in the direction that I wanted the Nvidia 320M, which the MacBook Air 2010 had over the Intel GPU that the MacBook Air 2011 had, it was a good choice for the lightweight graphics-intensive applications I wanted to use.

Until now I was a very committed computer operator, whose familiy was also a familiy of excessively committed Windowsers. I' ve been building a number of Windows-based desktops, buying a number of Windows-based notebooks over the years from many different manufacturers, and am the present owner of a Dell/Alienware A17X R3 "gaming" laptop, which I will be discussing the contrast between this, probably the "most beautiful" Windows computer I have ever possessed.

Like many other users of Apple computer treats, I chose to buy a MacBook Air because I was taken and fallen in love with my iPhone 4S, which was a complete pulse purchase (I previously possessed a basic cell phone) and after how much I liked it, I chose to try a Macintosh computer.

Also I needed a computer to go to work, I have a very relaxing work, I brought the Alienware computer, but it was just too cumbersome, and I had to take a computer with me because the tracking pad was terribly awkward to use. I almost bought a MacBook Pro because I wasn't sure if I wanted the optic disk and the extra expandability these devices have, but as my rating shows (obviously), I don't repent at all of this one.

Disk space/RAM - When I bought the computer, that was probably what I was most concerned about, besides the hard drive, I was concerned that I would be very indifferent with only 2 GB, especially when migration from a 6 GB Windows notebook. But for me, Casino Computering, play a few gaming sessions, run Parallels for easy Windows work, I haven't seen any deceleration at all.

Actually, this may only be me who's really liked it, but I've seen a much less deceleration on this engine than on my Alienware when doing the same kind of activity; web, text editing, working with sound, etc. Harddisk - The hard disk on this in comparison to most contemporary computer with spin disk is of course quite small.

Buying the Air with the 128GB HDD for information purposes. CPU - Another thing that bothered me, but not as much as the others, was that the CPU might be slower, especially because I was used to the fast power of a quad-core CPU on my Windows notebook.

The longest period I've had the thought of purchasing a Macintosh computer on and off for a curious personally motivated cause; I'm a troubleshooter like most people and somehow enjoying it in a masculine way, I really like repairing my Windows computer when it breaks down.

No matter if it is the installation of a new diskette, a graphic board, a storage device etc., whatever it is. The Mac is simpler, it's absolutely safe, and it's been a bizarre shift in my whole live to have no problems closing the notebook and taking it to work, opening it, and it still works the same way.

Obviously the change is not quite simple, it is a little bit tricky to take over the OSX, but it is really not tricky, a few lessons are all you need. Ooh and I guess I didn't say that, but the computer is physical and the most beautiful thing I've ever had, just the feeling of an aluminium computer is a really great thing and guys who don't own or use one, that and I like the Magic Trackpad that all the newer ones come with, that was one of the reason I purchased it, I just like that I don't have to use a mousepad in most circumstances.

Finally, I want to pay this notebook the best possible tribute I can, in the period I possessed it, I opened my Alienware, Windows-based notebook (which is unfortunately twice as expensive as this one) maybe six to seven openings, in a period of not long lasting week.

All it can do better than my MacBook Air is to run some graphics more intense gaming, I can't say for sure, but I think it will be selling very soon.