MacBook Air - Review - Introduction

Apple has established itself as a brand that equals efficiency and quality on their products. Durng the last few years, the company has invested a lot into manufacturing computers that could put together great performances and small sizes, something that could reach to the normal user as well as the more sofisticated customer. The latest arrival, the MacBook Air, claims to combine minimum space and low consumption in one item.

The laptop is rather small and offers a great mobility, which was achieved by sacrificing some elements that would normally be essential on a computer. In fact, the MacBook Air is born as a secondary solution, perfect to those who want a very compact system. It does need, however, some optionals in order to give the best performance. For this exact reason, perhaps, this laptop ends on a very “elite” range.

It has, however, a lot of merit. A new genre of ultra-portable computers, with an illuminated keyboard and a 13,3″ monitor, and more importantly, very thin and discreetly comfortable. Amongs some of the new features, the new trackpad system, while the hardware features an Intel Core 2 Duo, 667 MHz DDR2 RAM, Solid State Hard Disk (optional) and the new 802.11n standard Wi-Fi.

The MacBook Air aims, in fact, to be less bulky than other laptops, eliminating the physical ports to favor the wireless connection.