Apple MacBook Air MD223 Core i5-3317U 1.7GHz 64GB 11.6in
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15 years ago
Apple MacBook Air 11 (2011)
Last October, Apple's 11-inch MacBook Air debuted. The tiny, slim ultraportable was the smallest laptop Apple had ever made. Its combination of size and power earned it a four-star review, with caveats: it had a last-generation Core 2 Duo processor, lacked a backlit keyboard and omitted an SD card...
Pros:
- Dramatically faster than last year's version
- Backlit keyboard
- High-speed Thunderbolt I/O port
Cons:
- Entry-level Air still has the same limited fixed flash storage and RAM as last year's version
- Still no SD card slot
- Ethernet port or 3G wireless option
15 years ago
Like a great bottle of wine Apple's MacBook Air line has only gotten better with age. The first generation failed to compete in sales with the MacBook and MacBook Pro, primarily because of its poor price-to-performance ratio.
14 years ago
He was talking netbooks. Many laptop makers were falling over themselves to rush out cheap mini laptops. But Apple had already decided that this race to the bottom wasn't for them. "Our DNA will not let us do that," he added, "we've seen great success by focusing on certain segments of the market...
14 years ago
Apple MacBook Air 11-inch (2011) review
You don't have to love Apple, or even like it, to have a deep appreciation for the new generation of MacBook Air. The two models, of 13- and 11-inches, are the most visually impressive and delightful laptops on the market.
Pros:
- Beautiful
- sturdy
- powerful
- light
- great battery
Cons:
- 11-inch is a little too small
- no SD card slot
- limited ports
- gestures can be irksome
- OS X isn't as perfect as Apple thinks
14 years ago
Apple MacBook Air 11in 2012
– even though, strictly speaking, it isn't actually an Ultrabook, according to Intel's proprietary definition of the term. This 2012 model doesn't tamper with the winning formula, but it does provide a respectable update that should keep it at the head of the pack.
14 years ago
Apple MacBook Air 11.6-inch (2012)
Intel's latest hardware gives Apple's 11.6-inch MacBook Air a performance boost without biting into battery life.
Pros:
- Excellent user interface
- Light and portable
- Bright
- beautiful display
- Snappy performance
- Competitive starting price
- Best bundled software in the business
Cons:
- Limited port selection
- Merely adequate battery life
- Squeaking space bar
14 years ago
Apple updates its smallest MacBook Air for 2012 with a speedier CPU and USB 3.0 ports, while retaining the design elements that make it an outstanding ultraportable. It faces more competition these days (from Windows ultrabooks), but it's still the best 11-inch laptop you can buy.
Pros:
- Speedy Intel "Ivy Bridge" processor
- solid-state storage
- and USB 3.0 ports
- Familiar sleek and sturdy design
- Excellent keyboard for such a small and slim laptop
Cons:
- Not any thinner or lighter than last year's model
- Battery life a bit less than last year's model
14 years ago
Beautifully built and solid performance in every aspect. If price is not a consideration, everyone would want an Apple.
14 years ago
Amazing little machine
I purchased this laptop for personal use (I got a 13" at the same time for work use) and I can say that both laptops are amazing. The 13" is a little easier to work with for larger documents, the 11" is better for travel since it is smaller (a easier on the wallet).
Pros:
- Size
- battery life and Snow Leopard OS
Cons:
- The screen size can be an issue with some documents
14 years ago
Apple 11-inch MacBook Air/1.6GHz Core i5 (64GB)
Capable to do heavy work and perfect product
Pros:
- Heavy powerful laptop i used it for some days and its too good
Cons:
- No weakness i found yet
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