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Comparable Dells cost about $1100 less.
no gigabit NIC?
PASS
Works well as a 1,694 dollar frisbee. Only Apple would call a 5.8% discount a good deal.
Well, considering that Apples are NEVER discounted, it is a "good deal."
Considering that even after the discount, Apples are still way overpriced, it's not a good deal.
hey #1, "comparable" dells weigh 4lbs, not 3. Either that or they come with 12.1" screens and 1.2GHz processors.
Does this mean Apple is having trouble moving the MBA?
I would go for the xps 1330
Refurbished XPS 1330 FTW
#5 m1330 ---- if you go with a LED screen it would be only half a pound heavier and several hundred less, as well as far more powerful...
not as sleek tho...
1330 = optical drive
These things look totally amazing and I can see their appeal but I don't see much of a practical use, at least for me. I guess if you just want to go somewhere and surf the Internet or write a paper it'd work. I do like the idea of a solid state storage system, though.
wow what a deal! (only for crApple sucking customers' wallets dry)
not as sleek tho...
They advertise the LED weight, but yet default the LCD weight, tricky tricky.
People, People, Please. You have been given the chance to become one of the elite few to acquire an "Apple". Just think of the bragging rights you will have in your circle of friends who "only" own a regular laptop. That, in itself, is worth ANY price. Consider yourselves lucky that this "deal" was made to us mortals. I, for one, am very thankful.
There is no such thing as a comparable Dell.
dont go for the first gen MBA....they are buggy
I got am1330 with the LED screen and it is very small and portable.
#11 - SS is great, but the drive is not solid state at this price point.
These are engineering genius but I'm just not willing to pay the price for those specs. I got to look at one of these closely at Best Buy tonight and they are exceedingly nice though... and any time you can save money on Apple products can be considered a major victory as they are kind've tightwads with the discounts (unless you want refurbished).