Got it yesterday. How did I manage to work without that for so many years? Love the Macbook Air because it's so light, but when I go back, it just looks kinda...blurry. By the way, I like the Palo Alto/Stanford area. Wouldn't mind spending more time here.
Palo Alto is an amazing city. A lot of fun. I live in San Jose but I try to watch a lot of College and NFL at the sports bars in Palo Alto.
I like mine, but it's a bit quirky with that screen. It does weird things. And although I've had a nice iMac for years, I have to use Windows for some work related items. I've had a laptop with all of my work stuff for years, so I never really found it necessary to do a dual boot. I ordered my MBPr the day they came out, and I've forced myself to use it for everything I can where I'm not forced to use a windows program (though I have not installed windows on it yet). After several years of steady OSX use and several months of constant OSX use, I gotta say: I don't get it. Both Windows and MAC OS have their quirks, but I don't see how anyone can say MAC OS is clearly superior. And every time I hear people argue about iPhones and Android.....I always think: these same arguments about customizing and flexibility that people use for Android and against Apple........it mirrors my thoughts on Windows and OSX. No doubt about it, Apple makes a beautiful piece of hardware......but I have to think their marketing, advertising, and ability to generate hype is far superior to any of their software.
I saw my coworkers...its nice but the laptop is longer and just as heavy as last years Can't wait till the air gets it. My upgrade is in another year
I don't think its superior either. The search is ass, and explorer is better than Finder....Explorer! Both have their strengths and weaknesses. The design....**** Steve jobs for making it hard to repair! But it makes my work life easier without going completely to Linux and there us gradual corporation buy in to use Macs.
I was a longtime IBM/Lenovo user. I'm agnostic about Mac vs. Windows. I like the integration with Apple TV, iPad, iPhone. I prefer window handling on Windows computers. And I actually downloaded a special keyboard so that I would have the same PC keyboard I always had, on the Mac.
PCKeyboardHack? Yeah, I was a Lenovo Thinkpad user too. I just can't live without Unix anymore. Macs are awesome.
