
If the MacBook Air lacks the wedge that made it the Air (remember that envelope schtick) then is it really a MacBook Air? Why is it not a MacBook? I am confused. Instead of an icon, it looked like any other Apple (or Windows laptop.) Sure it was thin and light, but the design looked pretty ho-hum.Īnd now that I have had the opportunity to use the laptop for a few weeks, what do I think?

When Apple changed the design of the MacBook Air with the new launch, I was disappointed. I need the laptop mostly because I use PhotoMechanic for my photo management and Adobe Photoshop for my photo editing. Since then, the iPad has replaced it as my secondary computer, and at home, I have a MacBook Pro 16-inch, which is attached to an XDR Display. I liked the 13-inch version, but it was the 11-inch version that became my second computer - a perfect compliment to my iMac. Like many other hit Apple products, it became a design icon, distinctive in its appearance. It has become one of Apple’s best-selling products. And it had the right amount of ports, a good battery, and a decent screen. In time, the Macbook Air evolved, and when the tapering trapezoid model came out - you could see that Apple’s design team had nailed it. It was classic Jony Ive, form over function design, made to please only one master - Steve. And even the way to connect the power bank and USB cable to it was less than ideal. The screen wasn’t anything to write home about. I remember telling one of my colleagues that I needed to get better because I wanted to buy and use that diminutive and thin device. It was back in 2008, and I was recovering from a tough medical condition. Please follow me on Twitter, or join me in the AppleHolic’s bar & grill and Apple Discussions groups on MeWe.I have always had a sweet spot for the MacBook, from the day Steve Jobs showed it off for the first time on stage. Available only in Australia and New Zealand, new customers can start for free and use core Lightroom features, such as the Sensei-based Auto or the Light and Color editing sliders, without a subscription or trial limits.

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