Apple MacBook Air 13.3'', 1.8GHz, 2GB, 80GB, Mac OS X v10.5 Leopard Intel® Core™2 Duo 33,8 cm (13.3") DDR2-SDRAM Intel® GMA X3100 Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard

Apple MacBook Air 13.3'', 1.8GHz, 2GB, 80GB, Mac OS X v10.5 Leopard Intel® Core™2 Duo 33,8 cm (13.3") DDR2-SDRAM Intel® GMA X3100 Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard

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Product name : MacBook Air 13.3'', 1.8GHz, 2GB, 80GB, Mac OS X v10.5 Leopard
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Short summary description Apple MacBook Air 13.3'', 1.8GHz, 2GB, 80GB, Mac OS X v10.5 Leopard Intel® Core™2 Duo 33,8 cm (13.3") DDR2-SDRAM Intel® GMA X3100 Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard :
Apple MacBook Air 13.3'', 1.8GHz, 2GB, 80GB, Mac OS X v10.5 Leopard, Intel® Core™2 Duo, 1,8 GHz, 33,8 cm (13.3"), 1280 x 800 pixels, 2 GB, 80 GB
Long summary description Apple MacBook Air 13.3'', 1.8GHz, 2GB, 80GB, Mac OS X v10.5 Leopard Intel® Core™2 Duo 33,8 cm (13.3") DDR2-SDRAM Intel® GMA X3100 Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard :
Apple MacBook Air 13.3'', 1.8GHz, 2GB, 80GB, Mac OS X v10.5 Leopard. Processor family: Intel® Core™2 Duo, Processor frequency: 1,8 GHz. Display diagonal: 33,8 cm (13.3"), Display resolution: 1280 x 800 pixels. Internal memory: 2 GB, Internal memory type: DDR2-SDRAM. Total storage capacity: 80 GB. Discrete graphics card model: Intel® GMA X3100. Operating system installed: Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard. Weight: 1,36 kg

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toptenreviews.com

Updated:
2014-05-22 08:36:54

Average rating:0

It may be surprising to see that the MacBook Air isn't at the top of our list, since it basically paved the way for ultrathin notebooks. Its big feature is the high-resolution display, which is second to none. However, it's not officially classifie...

The discrete graphics card has its own video memory and makes this a great gaming ultrabook...
Gigabyte's customer support is unresponsive to emails and phone calls...
The Gigabyte U2442N is one of the few ultrabooks that offer you a discrete graphics card with its own memory, which is perfect if you are a gamer on the go. This ultrabook's four USB ports, HDMI port and Thunderbolt port make it easy to add many periphera...

gamerwok.com

Updated:
2014-05-22 08:36:54

Average rating:0

As I had mentioned in the How to Choose a Netbook article, my choice to fill the ultra-portable but low powered computing need was a MacBook Air. After having used the “thinnest laptop in the world” for four weeks, I’m happy to report that this is a gr...

Howstuffworks.com

Updated:
2014-05-22 08:36:54

Average rating:60

Apple is good at redefining existing products, and with the MacBook Air, it has redefined thin-and-light laptop computers. Weighing in at just 3 pounds and measuring just a hair over .75 inches thick when closed, the Air is extremely thin and impressiv...

Very thin and light, good wireless connectivity...
Expensive, no optical drive or wired connectivity...
Apple is good at redefining existing products, and with the MacBook Air, it has redefined thin-and-light laptop computers. Weighing in at just 3 pounds and measuring just a hair over .75 inches thick when closed, the Air is extremely thin and impressi...

maximumpc.com

Updated:
2014-05-22 08:36:54

Average rating:70

Without a doubt, this is one of the niftiest-looking laptops we’ve ever tested. At 3 pounds and just one inch thick, it’s slightly smaller than Toshiba’s R500 (reviewed November 2007). But while the R500 was a capable, fully-featured portable PC, the M...

Amazingly small; killer design; 802.11n support. Decentlypowered.
Only one USB port; no mic, no PC Card, no modem, no Ethernet, no optical drive.

about.com

Updated:
2014-05-22 08:36:54

Average rating:80

The MacBook Air is the sub notebook of a road warriors dreams. Its thin, lightweight, and perhaps most important for those on the go, sturdy. In fact, if you add the SSD (Solid State Drive), the MacBook Air is nearly indestructible, at least from a d...

Thin is in, Lightweight (3 lbs.) is good, too, 13.3" display, Fullsize keyboard, Multitouch trackpad...
Limited ports, No userreplaceable parts, including the battery, Small hard drive, Solid State hard drive option is expensive...
The MacBook Air is the sub notebook of a road warriors dreams. Its thin, lightweight, and perhaps most important for those on the go, sturdy. In fact, if you add the SSD (Solid State Drive), the MacBook Air is nearly indestructible, at least from a d...

ixbtlabs.com

Updated:
2014-05-22 08:36:54

Average rating:0

Specifications CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo 1.6 GHz, 4 MB L2 Cache (optional: 1.8 GHz) FSB: 800 MHz HDD: 80 GB, 4200 rpm, Parallel ATA (optional: 64 GB SSD) RAM: 2 GB 667 MHz SDRAM Dimensions: 32.5 x 22.7 x 0.4-1.94 cm Weight: 1.36 kg History and prerequisite...

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gcn.com

Updated:
2014-05-22 08:36:54

Average rating:0

Another great thing about the MacBook Air is the built-in light sensor that activates to illuminate the keyboard in dim light. This well-designed feature is particularly helpful on night flights or during presentations when the overhead lights are off...

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fudzilla.com

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2014-05-22 08:36:54

Average rating:0

Supplied by: IT Computers SarajevoApple and Microsoft have a lot in common, but one thing comes to mind first: everybody loves to hate them. On most tech sites youll find a myriad of puns and rants aimed at the fruit-themed cappuccino-drinking outfit...

Lets start with the basics. The Air is the best looking MacBook ever, and as far as Im concerned, one of the best looking notebooks in general. Apple designed it with fashion-minded people in mind and it did a marvelous job. The good looks come at a...

macworld.com

Updated:
2014-05-22 08:36:54

Average rating:70

If the story of the MacBook Air is a story about compromise, the decision about whether the MacBook Air is a product worth having can be answered by one question: How much are you willing to compromise?The MacBook Air is the slowest Mac in...

Weighs three pounds; bright LED-backlit 13.3-inch screen; full-size keyboard.
Slow processor; slow and small hard drive; limited configuration options; unswappable battery.
If the story of the MacBook Air is a story about compromise, the decision about whether the MacBook Air is a product worth having can be answered by one question: How much are you willing to compromise?The MacBook Air is the slowest Mac in...

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barefeats.com

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2014-05-22 08:36:54

Average rating:0

and ANALYSISAs you can see, though the MacBook Air costs more, it is way behind the MacBook Pro 2.6 in performance. I know its thinner and lighter but if you think the two are in any way close in performance, you are mistaken. Not only is the CPU in t...

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geardiary.com

Updated:
2014-05-22 08:36:54

Average rating:0

When Apple introduced the MacBook Air is created quite a stir, a laptop that is incredibly thin without culling things you want like a fast CPU, big screen and good keyboard. A lot of people are saying that it is too big to be an ultra portable, but in...

Fantastic design, uncompromising screen and keyboard, very solid, light, excellent performance.
SSD is very pricey, single USB port.
When Apple introduced the MacBook Air is created quite a stir, a laptop that is incredibly thin without culling things you want like a fast CPU, big screen and good keyboard. A lot of people are saying that it is too big to be an ultra portable, but in...

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pcworld.com_techhive.com

Updated:
2014-05-22 08:36:54

Average rating:71

The Airs looks cant be denied, but its performance and expandability are whole other matters.

Sleek, sexy, spartan design, Fantastic keyboard...
So slim, theres little room for inputs, Poor battery life...
The Airs looks cant be denied, but its performance and expandability are whole other matters.

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Digitaltrends.com

Updated:
2014-05-22 08:36:54

Average rating:80

If there was ever a product that needs no introduction, its the MacBook Air. It represents Apples concept of a truly next-gen notebook both in terms of what it has, and what it does not have. Of course, its also super-thin, and brings new meaning to...

Amazingly light, Snappy performance, Lots of neat features...
Non-removable battery, Few expansion options, Remote Disc is flaky...
There are always numerous factors to take into consideration when evaluating a laptop, but the problem with the Air is that it introduces several intangible factors that we have never encountered when reviewing PCs. Like other Apple products such as th...

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computershopper.com

Updated:
2014-05-22 08:36:54

Average rating:79

Whether or not its truly the "worlds thinnest notebook," the Apple MacBook Air is certainly a sight to behold and to, well, hold. Pictures and TV commercials—where the Air emerges from a brown document envelope—dont really do Apples firs...

Amazingly thin aluminum case packs a 13.3-inch LED screen and full-size keyboard; extra-large TrackPad recognizes multi-touch gestures; Remote Disc function lets you access other optical drives; decent performance, battery life for an ultraportable...
Cant use Remote Disc to stream music, movies; only one USB port; lacks Ethernet jack, media card reader, optical drive; no option for WWAN radio; few upgrade options; battery is not user-replaceable...
The thinnest ultraportable on the market, Apples MacBook Air will win many over with its gorgeous design. But its feature set wont satisfy every road warrior...

notebookcheck.net

Updated:
2014-05-22 08:36:54

Average rating:88

Want to possess it? Todays thinnest notebook is small enough to fit into an envelope and pleases by its decent design and the high-quality materials used. This review describes, whether this bundle is able to convince despite its minimum interface equ...

Exemplary design, Highquality workmanship, Very good display, Very good fullsize keyboard, Size...
Poorly equipped with interfaces, Battery and memory cannot be exchanged by user...
The MacBook Air is fascinating. We especially liked the excellent workmanship, the high-quality materials used, its robustness, its low weight, and of course, its compact size (especially the slimness). Such a brilliant 13.3" display and such very good in...

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laptoplogic.com

Updated:
2014-05-22 08:36:54

Average rating:60

Thin is in, but does the MacBook Air have what it takes to compete in the crowded ultraportable category? Read on to find out!...

Incredibly thin and light, Incredibly sexy, Multitouch trackpad, Multifinger scrolling for web browsing, Illuminated keyboard, Gorgeous widescreen screen, Impeccable build quality...
Incredibly expensive, External optical drive is an optional purchase, Only 1 USB port doesnt fit all devices, No additional ports nor expandiblility, Soso battery life, Soso performance slower than MacBook, No stereo sound (mono speaker), Large for a...
So is the MacBook Air worth the hype? Sure, the super thin profile is very unique and eye catching, but once the eye candy wears off you aren’t left with much. If you are purely out on the go, perhaps with a desktop to handle connectivity and storag...

maclife.com

Updated:
2014-05-22 08:36:54

Average rating:60

For such a thin laptop, the MacBook Air feels sturdy and durable. You really have to pick it up to appreciate it. It’s possible that the MacBook Air is too good-looking—the laptop equivalent of a smokin’ hot chick. Yes, it’s gorg...

Gorgeous design, Multi-touch trackpad, bright LED-backlit screen, backlit keyboard. Remote Disc even lets you boot from the installer disc.
Disappointing battery life; small hard drive; lack of optical drive, FireWire, and builtin Ethernet limits its usefulness for many.
For some people, the Air will be worth it. Bloggers, for example, who use Wi-Fi and don’t need to encode video or deal with huge image files, will love this svelte wonder. For a highly portable Web-surfing and productivity Mac, it rules. We’re...

electronista.com

Updated:
2014-05-22 08:36:54

Average rating:80

After posting my initial first impressions of Apple's new MacBook Air, I put this notebook through two weeks of use to getter a better sense of its capabilities and limitations. The review model tested was Apples entry level MacBook Air equipped with...

Stylish and lightweight form factor Full sized, backlit keyboard & multigesture trackpad Extremely bright, sharp 13" LED display Above average battery life Accessories available to supplement functionality...
No internal optical drive Limited port connectivity No internal hard drive or memory expansion options Battery not user replaceable Slower processor...
One central question is whether or not the MacBook Air can function as ones sole, stand-alone computer. Most of the Airs limitations can be overcome with accessories, albeit it at additional cost. Adapters and USB hubs can expand the Airs connectiv...

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v3.co.uk

Updated:
2014-05-22 08:36:54

Average rating:80

A remarkable moment occurred when Apple unveiled the Macbook Air at a press conference back in January. The hushed exclamation that went around the room – and around the world on web-casts and in reverent news reports – was worth millions of dollars to...

One of the slimmest, most portable laptops we’ve ever seen...
Expensive, Limited connectivity, Battery can’t be replaced...
It’s not perfect, but if portability is your main requirement then the Macbook Air fits the bill admirably...

anandtech.com

Updated:
2014-05-22 08:36:54

Average rating:0

Understanding the Ultra Portable Before we get anywhere in this review, we have to have the talk. A friend of mine likes to call this talk a DTR, or Defining the Relationship. Usually with her it refers to something romantic but with the MacBook Air th...

I started this review by defining the expectations of a notebook like the MacBook Air. The problem is that Apples mainstream popularity has made a device like the MacBook Air, which would normally be targeted at a very small niche, appeal to a much w...

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anandtech.com

Updated:
2014-05-22 08:36:54

Average rating:0

When Steve Jobs announced that the MacBook Air would have a 5 hour battery life, I laughed. Short of Apple sticking a hydrogen fuel cell in the Air there was simply no way you were going to get 5 hours out of this thing under any sort of heavy usage. W...

When Steve Jobs announced that the MacBook Air would have a 5 hour battery life, I laughed. Short of Apple sticking a hydrogen fuel cell in the Air there was simply no way you were going to get 5 hours out of this thing under any sort of heavy usage. W...

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techreviewsource.com

Updated:
2014-05-22 08:36:54

Average rating:70

Apple's latest notebook, the , is the latest and perhaps the greatest ultraportable notebook on the market. It has been much anticipated and now since its unveiling at MacWorld 2008 it has been talked about all over the Internet. It is amazingly t...

Very thin and lightweight, Visually stunning display, New multitouch trackpad...
Extreme lack of connectivity, Slower hard drive/CPU, No userreplaceable battery...

notebookreview.com

Updated:
2014-05-22 08:36:54

Average rating:0

Apples latest notebook, the MacBook Air, is being hailed as the worlds thinnest.

Works out of the box with Windows Vista (even if it does have a few hiccups), Thin and lightweight design that manages to stay incredibly strong, Battery life claims are not far off from being accurate...
Belches out heat like nobodys business, No replaceable battery, Slow charging speeds, Almost no ports...
Apple is pushing the envelope (cough cough) with the MacBook Air ... in various ways that some people will love and others will hate. On one hand they offer a super thin, lightweight design, but on the other they take away ports and give you a permanen...

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Laptopmag.com

Updated:
2014-05-22 08:36:54

Average rating:60

Although it makes some trade-offs to achieve its amazingly thin profile, the MacBook Air outclasses other ultraportables in terms of ergonomic comfort, display size, and performance.

Wonderfully slim design, Full-size keyboard and touchpad, Brilliant display, Good productivity performance...
Single USB port that doesn’t accommodate some peripherals, Shorter-than-expected battery life, Mediocre Wi-Fi range...
When you weigh the compromises against what the MacBook Air offers, there are some good reasons to think twice and to wait for some of these innovations to grace the next iteration of the MacBook Air. But that’s reason talking. Our visceral reaction...

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pcmag.com

Updated:
2014-05-22 08:36:54

Average rating:70

Browsing through Apples growing list of products, youll find theres no shortage of lightweight, powerful laptops that rival, and to some extent surpass, many of their Windows counterparts. For instance, there are the MacBook Pro 17-inch and 15-inc...

Thinnest laptop on the market. Simply gorgeous. Amazing 13-inch display on a 3-pound chassis. Full-size keyboard. Doesnt load ultra-low-voltage processors. Eco-friendly. Gesture-enabled touchpad. Reasonable prices.
Only one USB port, three ports total. No ExpressCard or card-reader option. Battery is not user upgradable. Productivity may take a hit with only 3 hours of battery life running Vista.
The MacBook Air is officially the thinnest laptop, and the lightest of those with a 13-inch screen. But there were compromises that had to be made...

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