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It may be light and portable, but is Apple's new ultra-thin MacBook Air powerful enough for full-on music production?
The MusicRadar Team, Thu 10 Apr 2008, 4:27 pm UTC
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I've had a few apple computers over the years and tried this laptop out but didn't like it, for anyone who works online they should stick with a normal sized laptop this is good for anyone who only checks emails and browses the web.
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Super-thin, light and portable. Generous amount of RAM. Backlit keyboard useful on-stage. Multi-Touch is slick. It'll make your mates jealous!
Poor connectivity. Small, slow hard drive. Expensive for the spec.
A beautifully designed laptop that’s primed for the wireless world, but serious music makers should spend £100 extra and go for the MacBook Pro.
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Sun 26 Oct 2008, 11:46 pm UTC
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