Just a slight correction. 

MacBook Airs don't come with a retina display. 

You must be thinking of the  12-inch MacBook. 

Yours truly, 

Sadam Ahmed 

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Sadam Ahmed 

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> On 7 Oct 2015, at 6:47 AM, erik burggraaf <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> Anders,
> 
> I think the 1.6 ghz processer is a quadcore which makes it more expensive and 
> also as it's a laptop processer with four cores, it will have more l2 cash 
> and be engineered to run a little cooler than the desktop processer in the 
> mini.  The 2.7 ghz processer in the mini is a duel core from what I remember. 
>  As it has half the cores, it may run faster, but will carry less load and 
> probably have less cache.  I suspect that given 8 gb of ram and solid state 
> hard drives, you would have to take the processers out and do benchmark tests 
> to notice the differences, but lets just say you should be very happy with 
> your 2.7 ghz duel core, 8 gb ram, and 500 gb ssd for audio production.
> 
> Another thing that bulds out the price of the mba is that it now comes with 
> retina display.  OK, the mba does not have an ethernet port, firewire 
> adapter, and some other things which you would have to by thunderbolt 
> connecters for if you want to expand them.  Mac mini does come with ethernet 
> and HDMI which are the two you probably want most, but it doesn't come with a 
> monitor or a keyboard.  THird parties do make some most excellent keyboards 
> for less than half the price of the apple bluetooth keyboard, and a monitor?  
> pooie!  Hook up to a tv or something if you are desperate.
> 
> Unless you have a need for a mobile workstation to do field recordingm the 
> mini seems like the best bet for what you want to do.  Besides, you can 
> always pick up good field recording gear later if you want it.
> 
> Best,
> 
> Erik
> Erik Burggraaf
> 
> 
>> On Oct 6, 2015, at 12:01 PM, Anders Holmberg <[email protected]> wrote:
>> 
>> Hi!
>> Am about to spend money on a new Mac.
>> I have been comparing macs on app store.
>> First i really wanted a macbook Air but the i wanted my 11 inch with 8 gb 
>> ram and 512 flash disk.
>> And that will cost me more than i can afford.
>> I don’t know the differences in the processor types.
>> I mean is 2.7 much faster than 1.6 ghz.
>> Ofcourse i could reduce the flash drive to 256 gigabyte but it feels very 
>> very small.
>> My mac mini has a harddisk capacity thats 500 gb.
>> I will also use my mac for some hobby music production and i don’t know if 
>> 8gb of ram is enough for that.
>> I actually did a comparision with a mac mini 2.7 GzH with a ram amount of 16 
>> gb and a fusion drive of 1 tb.
>> Thats much  cheaper than the mac book air i put to gether on the app store 
>> app.
>> Maybe thats the way to go.
>> But if some has some ideas i’d be more than happy to hear from you.
>> Thanks.
>> /A
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