Hi Cris,

the MacBook Air would be my recommendation.  It's light and small, very easy to 
carry around.  It's plenty fast for browsing the web.  I've had my Air since 
2013.  I may replace it this year or next, but as much as anything that's 
because I like new toys. :)  It is in no way obsolete.  I did however, spend 
the extra money to max out the specs.  One thing about the air is that what you 
buy is what you will have for the rest of the life of the computer.  So the 
time to add extra storage or memory, is when you purchase the unit.  I started 
out on a MacBook Pro, but have been very happy having switched to the Air.
Cheers,
Donna

> On May 18, 2016, at 6:33 AM, Cris Ali <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> Hello Folks,
> I have never used the OSX system before.  I have always been a windows user. 
> However, now is the time for me to buy a new laptop. I decided to give the 
> apple mac a try.
> I do not know what apple laptop to buy. I am looking for a machine powerful 
> enough to keep for a number of years without getting obsolete so fast.  But I 
> do not want it to be outrageously expensive either.  I also want it to have 
> enough ram and storage to support the installation of windows to use during 
> the transition period. I also want it to be fast enough, not to drive me 
> crazy each time I browse the web.
> Any recommendations will be appreciated.
> Regards,
> Cris
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