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13" MBA Ultimate arriving tomorrow, what should I do?
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Since you are starting brand new, you might as well try 10.6.7 and see if it works with iTunes. If it does, then stick with it, since then you can download TRIM Enabler. If not, you can easily revert to 10.6.6 through a clean install before proceeding.
I never used Coolbook. It isn't necessary for stability like it was with the older Airs. Don't bother calibrating it right away. Just turn it on and start using it.
I never used Coolbook. It isn't necessary for stability like it was with the older Airs. Don't bother calibrating it right away. Just turn it on and start using it.
Turn it on and use it. You can calibrate it sometime in the first day or two. No need for coolbook. This should answer most, if not all, of your battery questions:
A little reading to get you started:
Yes, that is what I was wondering about. I'm not going to be using iTunes much, if at all, so I don't see that as a reason to install 10.6.7. However, I have read numerous posts about 10.6.7 causing slower performance on the MBA. I have yet to install it on my mid-2010 MBA, and I have not received the "software update" message on my current MBA like I have on my other macs for 10.6.7. So, I have been holding off on installing it.
