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Because I have an Air, albeit an older model and I want to get a new laptop. Buying a new Air doesn't make sense since it's outdated a bit and doesn't fit most
by Keyframe 10y ago
Because I have an Air, albeit an older model and I want to get a new laptop. Buying a new Air doesn't make sense since it's outdated a bit and doesn't fit most of what I want.
- ksk 10y ago>Buying a new Air doesn't make sense since it's outdated a bit and doesn't fit most of what I want. Um, this is what _you_ said -- "Currently, only Air fits the bill, but it's getting old." Sorry, I still have no idea why are you're looking for a MB air replacement instead of upgrading to a newer model.
- Keyframe 10y ago'Newer model' was last updated year and a half ago.
- Scarbutt 10y agoand still... you can't find something better than it in its category ;)
- Keyframe 10y agoBuild quality and weight is phenomenal. It seems to be mostly immune to dust too. If there were only a new model with updated specs and a better screen, maybe a bit more juiced-up battery too! I'll wait until Autumn to see if Apple has anything new regarding MBA. I'm eyeing that Surface Book. Pen, if anything like Wacom, would be a godsend for Photoshop sketching. Wacom has Companion 2, which on paper is a good thing, but it gets real hot (like real cintiq) and is real noisy when you push it.
- ksk 10y agoAh okay, that makes sense now! You're on a much shorter upgrade cycle than what I imagined.
- Keyframe 10y agoNah, I tend to upgrade every two or three cycles. It seems this last one is unusually long though.
- aesthetics1 10y agoThe Air has not been refreshed in quite some time - that is his point. He cannot buy a new MacBook Air, because they have not made one in a while.