Robbies Reviews - Gadget Review - MacBook Air
Published by Michael Benson, February 10th, 2008 in The Griffin
Apple’s latest addition to its laptop range, the MacBook Air, has claimed tobe the world’s thinnest laptop, but does this come at a price? Unfortunately yes. Lacking both a CD drive and low connectivity (it won’t work with non-wireless internet [including Resnet!] without a USB adaptor) this laptop makes rather too many compromises for my liking. It also features only one USB port. At £1200 for the 80GB model, it really is asking too much to do without key features which even a £150 laptop would come with, albeit without the thin (and rather fragile) chassis. It does however sport a rather nifty touchpad, incorporating the multi-touch elements of the iPhone, allowing you to do more on-screen than just click and point. It also features a back-lit keyboard and comes with Apple’s new OS, Leopard.
So, if you are in the market for a flimsy, low-feature, over-priced laptop, which is easily out-performed by the existing Macbook line anyway, this laptop is for you, otherwise I would give it a miss.
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