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MacBook Air features fourth-generation Intel Core processors with stunning graphics, all-day battery life*, ultrafast flash storage, and great built-in apps. It's thin, light and durable enough to take everywhere you go — and powerful enough to do everything once you get there.
Customer Rating
5
This laptop wins me over!
on August 31, 2014
Posted by: FelixT
from Alexandria, VA
I've been a Windows guy for years, and never thought that the pricing on these Mac computers are justified. While I was looking for a light laptop to carry to college, I decided to try the Macbook Air and see how it goes. I must say I'm a fan of Mac OS now. The OS works seamlessly and programs just run very well. Apple's new flash storage definitely makes this laptop lightning fast.
I'm a big fan of the trackpad. The accuracy is unbelievable. There is no strange movement or hang ups like it happens on some other ultrabooks that I've tested.
I now for the first time truly appreciate the engineering and care Apple puts in their products. The OS runs so well with the hardware it amazes me how this is even possible.
Overall if you have a student discount offer, take this chance and get a Macbook Air. You won't be disappointed.
I'm a big fan of the trackpad. The accuracy is unbelievable. There is no strange movement or hang ups like it happens on some other ultrabooks that I've tested.
I now for the first time truly appreciate the engineering and care Apple puts in their products. The OS runs so well with the hardware it amazes me how this is even possible.
Overall if you have a student discount offer, take this chance and get a Macbook Air. You won't be disappointed.
What's great about it: Screen color, Mac OS X, Light weight, Fantastic trackpad, great battery life
What's not so great: Keyboard could be better
I would recommend this to a friend!
Display
5
Performance
5
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Logitech K360 wireless keyboard is ready when you are. This compact and portable keyboard fits into your tight workspaces, small offices or wherever you take your laptop or computer. Enjoy more comfort with a layout you're used to in a space-saving design that's about 20 percent smaller than our standard keyboards. Equipped with a number pad and 12 easy access keys, you can be more productive at home or at work. Logitech Advanced 2.4 GHz wireless connectivity gives you the reliability of a cord with wireless convenience and freedom - all in a tiny Logitech Unifying receiver that's small enough to stay in your laptop and also lets you add up to 6 compatible devices to it.
Posted by: FelixT
from Alexandria, VA
I bought this keyboard in July 2012 to replace my dying 10 year old Dell keyboard. I like the chiclet style and its size because my desk is small and a full size keyboard takes up too much space. Don't get me wrong, the keyboard still retains almost all the standard keys, it's just that the function keys in the middle were repositioned to get more space. This keyboard comes with a Logitech unifying receiver so it's great if you're using a Logitech mouse.
The strongest point of this keyboard is its battery life. Logitech promises 3 years of battery life and they really aren't bragging. I've had this keyboard for 15 months and sometimes I just forgot completely that this was a wireless keyboard. I've never turned it off either so this is more like a wired keyboard minus the wire.
The strongest point of this keyboard is its battery life. Logitech promises 3 years of battery life and they really aren't bragging. I've had this keyboard for 15 months and sometimes I just forgot completely that this was a wireless keyboard. I've never turned it off either so this is more like a wired keyboard minus the wire.
What's great about it: Easy to set up, small, quiet
What's not so great: Front panel gets scratched very easily
I would recommend this to a friend!
Design
4
Ease of Use
5
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is the chrome laptop windows based?
No, it's is Chrome OS. It's entirely based on the browser Chrome so you have to be connected to the Internet to run it.
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