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Subject: Re: going from an MBP to a MacBook Air
Hey Chris,
Yeah, the lack of memory card is no big deal for me, I tend to use a USB
drive most of the time. The one that gets me is the lack of a DVD drive.
That 11-inch Air is *really calling my name. I would have given
anything
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Hey Chris,
Yeah, the lack of memory card is no big deal for me, I tend to use a USB
drive most of the time. The one that gets me
Hi Anouk,
Actually, the internal speaker on the MBA really isn't bad. As Neil said, it
lacks some of the fullness of the speaker on the MBP, but I don't think it's
unacceptable at all. And it puts out a lot of volume. I know you said you
were planning to buy headphones, but thought you'd
of doing things.
Best,
mika
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, etc?
Thanks,
Mika
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I've hauled the Macbook
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[mailto:macvisionaries@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Donna Goodin
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Subject: Re: going from an MBP to a MacBook Air
Hey Chris,
Yeah, the lack of memory card
So, Donna, you got the 13 inch MBA? I ask because you mentioned getting the 256
gb of storage, and I thought that was only on the 13 inch. That is one
expensive upgrade for the 128 to the 256 gb of storage!
Mary
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Hi Mary,
You can get the 256 of storage on the 11-inch, and that's what I got. And
yeah, it is expensive. Still not sure if I'm going to keep it, or just live
with lugging around my MBP.
Cheers,
Donna
On Aug 27, 2011, at 1:58 PM, Mary Otten wrote:
So, Donna, you got the 13 inch MBA? I ask
Hi, at least in the Dutch apple store you can also get the 256 gb
upgrade for the 11 inch model but it is indeed really expensive. I
htought about getting it but in the end dicided against it. The decision
between 13 and 11 inch was tough but in the end I opted for
ultraportability.
I bought one in July and it's great.You will love it! It flies.
On Aug 27, 2011, at 2:15 PM, Donna Goodin wrote:
Hi Mary,
You can get the 256 of storage on the 11-inch, and that's what I got. And
yeah, it is expensive. Still not sure if I'm going to keep it, or just live
with lugging
that's certainly been my impression so far. Glad to hear you're liking yours.
Cheers,
Donna
On Aug 27, 2011, at 4:13 PM, David McLean wrote:
I bought one in July and it's great.You will love it! It flies.
On Aug 27, 2011, at 2:15 PM, Donna Goodin wrote:
Hi Mary,
You can get the 256 of
Hi, for me the internal speaker sound isnt as much of an issue because I
will probbably buy a pair of headphones to go with it at some point, i
now still have my audio system in the living room to connect it to but
am going to sell that (funds have to come from somewhere) but then for
Op 27-8-2011 22:44, Donna Goodin schreef:
that's certainly been my impression so far. Glad to hear you're liking yours.
Cheers,
Donna
On Aug 27, 2011, at 4:13 PM, David McLean wrote:
I bought one in July and it's great.You will love it! It flies.
On Aug 27, 2011, at 2:15 PM, Donna Goodin
I'd stick with Xp if you try that. Win 7 might bog down although as yet I have
tried either with the MBA.
The SSD might help though.
On Aug 27, 2011, at 5:24 PM, anouk radix wrote:
Op 27-8-2011 22:44, Donna Goodin schreef:
that's certainly been my impression so far. Glad to hear you're
Hi,
I am HOOING it will run ok. I currently have no mbp just a 3 year old
tecra with a 2.0 (i think) core 2 duo 2 gig of ram and internal
graphics. Win7 runs okish on this although a bit slowish now that i
finally installed hitman pro and avg antivirus.
I guess I will find out soon enough,
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[mailto:macvisionaries@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Donna Goodin
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Subject: Re: going from an MBP to a MacBook Air
Hey Chris,
Yeah, the lack of memory card is no big deal for me, I tend
: Re: going from an MBP to a MacBook Air
Hi Neil,
thanks for paying such close attention to my message, and for writing such a
great response. I actually picked up an MBA last weekend, and am inclined to
agree with you on all points. Happily this particular store actually carried
the models
[mailto:macvisionaries@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Donna Goodin
Sent: Friday, August 26, 2011 9:15 AM
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Subject: Re: going from an MBP to a MacBook Air
Hi Neil,
thanks for paying such close attention to my message, and for writing such a
great response. I
Subject: Re: going from an MBP to a MacBook Air
Hi Neil,
thanks for paying such close attention to my message, and for writing such a
great response. I actually picked up an MBA last weekend, and am inclined
to agree with you on all points. Happily this particular store actually
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: going from an MBP to a MacBook Air
Hey Chris,
Yeah, the lack of memory card is no big deal for me, I tend to use a USB
drive most of the time. The one that gets me is the lack of a DVD drive.
That 11-inch Air is *really calling my name. I would have
Hi Donna,
There is a noticeable difference in sound from a macbook air to a macbook pro.
But this is to be expected on a smaller machine. Sound is so poor in my
opinion, headphones will come in handy a lot. Especially in noisy public
environments. As far as performance, I don't think you
Hi Ricardo,
thanks for responding. What you said was pretty much what I expected, but good
to have it confirmed. As for high-resource tasks,I am hoping to do a lot more
with garage-band once I get a keyboard. But another option would be for me to
keep my MBP as my main computer, and just
hi Dona,
just a thought, what about keeping the mbp as main computer, and get
an ipad for your travel use?
On 15/08/2011, Donna Goodin goodi...@msu.edu wrote:
Hi Ricardo,
thanks for responding. What you said was pretty much what I expected, but
good to have it confirmed. As for
Hi Joanne,
I thought about that. But when I teach I hook my MBP up to the monitor in my
classroom, and use it to display material for my students. an iPad would be a
lot slower when I need to type information during class. My thinking was that
by the time I paired the iPad with a Bluetooth
Having shlepped my MacBook to work for many years I found that it wasn't
that big a deal in a nice backpack. I used to use those computer bags
with a shoulder strap but it started bothering my shoulder. I finally
picked up one for cheap from Megamacs and have really liked it. Very
comfortable
Some apps cannot be projected from an iPad. I am very happy with my Macbook
Air, but I have not owned the Macbook Pro. I bought mine last year and got the
extra RAM and larger hard drive in the smaller model. So it runs Lion just
fine. If you can afford it, it is usually good to get a
Hi Chris,
In the past, I've always felt as you do, that the MBP is very easy to haul
around. But unfortunately, I'm not just looking at schlepping my MBP to and
from work. Every class I teach is in a different building, and all those
buildings are different from the building where my office
I've hauled the Macbook all over the place and didn't mind so much with
the backpack. Maybe because the old computer bag was just so bad. Made
the change when I was presenting at a conference (cough - CSUN) that
could no longer fit in its venue and rented two hotels. Of course the
session I
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I've hauled the Macbook all over the place and didn't mind so much with
the backpack. Maybe because the old computer bag was just
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I've hauled the Macbook all over the place and didn't mind so much with
the backpack. Maybe because the old computer bag was just so bad
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I've hauled the Macbook all over the place and didn't mind so much with
the backpack. Maybe because the old computer bag was just so bad
of
the machine, etc?
Thanks,
Mika
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I've
Subject: Re: going from an MBP to a MacBook Air
I've hauled the Macbook all over the place and didn't mind so much with
the backpack. Maybe because the old computer bag was just so bad. Made
the change when I was presenting at a conference (cough - CSUN) that
could no longer fit in its venue
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Subject: Re: going from an MBP to a MacBook Air
Hey Chris,
Yeah, the lack of memory card is no big deal
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Subject: Re: going from an MBP to a MacBook Air
I've hauled the Macbook all over the place and didn't mind so much
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: going from an MBP to a MacBook Air
Hey Chris,
Yeah, the lack of memory card is no big deal for me, I tend to use a USB
drive most of the time. The one that gets me is the lack of a DVD drive.
That 11-inch Air is *really calling my name. I would have
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Subject: Re: going from an MBP to a MacBook Air
Hey Chris,
Yeah, the lack of memory card is no big deal for me, I tend to use a USB
drive most of the time. The one that gets me is the lack of a DVD drive.
That 11-inch Air is *really calling my name. I would have given
what do you mean hard drive?
do you have an ssd and an hdd in a macbook pro?
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Subject: Re: going from an MBP to a MacBook Air
I've hauled the Macbook all over the place and didn't mind so much with
the backpack. Maybe because the old computer bag was just so bad. Made
the change when I was presenting at a conference
?
Thanks,
Mika
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James, and ssd is a hardcrive replacement. The SSD is 2 or three times the
speed of a SATA harddrive, but since a ram bus is about 5 times faster again
the drive is still the bottleneck even though it's much faster on SSD.
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I know this!
I was just clarifying
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On Aug 15, 2011, at 6:25 PM, erik burggraaf e...@erik-burggraaf.com wrote:
James, and ssd is a hardcrive replacement. The SSD is 2 or three times the
speed of a SATA harddrive, but since a ram bus is about 5 times faster again
the drive
i know this!
i have one in my desktop.
i was just clarifying, i was confused about what you were talking about earlier
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The macbook air does not have a dvd drive or ethernet port, this may not be an
issue for you, but it's something to be aware of.
On Aug 15, 2011, at 6:01 AM, Ricardo Walker wrote:
Hi Donna,
There is a noticeable difference in sound from a macbook air to a macbook
pro. But this is to be
Hi all,
Since I'm going to be schlepping my Mac around a lot for work in the next
several months, and possibly then some, I'm seriously considering shelling out
the $$ for an 11-inch MacBook Air. I'm looking at one of the new ones, with
all the specs maxed out. My MBP is two years old,
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