Apple doesn't have the engineering capabilities to remove the button.
I'm hoping this was sarcasm.
Apple doesn't have the engineering capabilities to remove the button.
I'm hoping this was sarcasm.
How are you so certain this was a 2nd gen Air? Are you certain that it was the new video port? I can assume these will be nearly impossible to tell apart from the first gen.
Lastly, why would the stores have them already?
How are you so certain this was a 2nd gen Air? Are you certain that it was the new video port? I can assume these will be nearly impossible to tell apart from the first gen.
Lastly, why would the stores have them already?
Maybe they got already a display model but they need to sell the old stuff first? I'm sure there are still thousands of people over the world buying the old model for the full price.
well, we really really really need yah to go back and ask those fellas to crack the case on that puppy to confirm the type of SATA connection it uses. would clear up A LOT of questions regarding switching the SATA HDD later with a non-oem SSD.
It still has the old trackpad. Apple doesn't have the engineering capabilities to remove the button.
I have my screwdriver and video camera in hand. I'm sure they will gladly let me unscrew the thing right in the store. Apple is just that good to their customers. Anything else? Perhaps I'll bring some extra memory and try to solder an additional 2gigs.
but I am just a peon so dont look to me for answers. thats just my 2 cents
The real fallacy of the MBA (and all other ultraportables) is the 1.8" hard drives. Running at 4200rpms, the slow speed of a standard 1.8" platter hard drive seems to often be the bottleneck of these laptops. SSD surely is faster at reading, but write speeds are still slower than that of the standard platter drives - not to mention that, at the current time, you will be paying a huge premium for it.
To the OP. Correct me if I am wrong, although I will not deny that the new MBA GPU is vastly superior to the 1st gen MBA, I am not sure if apple has yet released an OSX that utilizes the GPU to take the load of CPU when processing video - meaning what you are seeing is not a result of the new GPU.
To test this theory, I just downloaded the 1080p trailer for transporter 3 and it ran without any stutters with my MBA plugged in. My thoughts is that alot of the "wow that's so much faster" sentiment is more psychological than it being actually faster (atleast for this video example).
You will see it removed by MacWorld 09. Maybe at the same time they will introduce MBA take 2, perhaps with a build in optical drive? Considering MBA competitors has one and people seem to complain a lot that the lack of optical drive make them opt for the MB which is cheaper.It still has the old trackpad. Apple doesn't have the engineering capabilities to remove the button.
Maybe at the same time they will introduce MBA take 2, perhaps with a build in optical drive? Considering MBA competitors has one and people seem to complain a lot that the lack of optical drive