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I have no idea what the 'magnetic display clip' is, and searching google didn't result in anything from Apple. I also don't think just providing a list of inst
by pedalpete 15y ago
I have no idea what the 'magnetic display clip' is, and searching google didn't result in anything from Apple.
I also don't think just providing a list of installed programs is not much of an argument. Note that many of those 'applications' exist in OSX, but Apple is just smart enough not to list them as installed apps. That list includes a basic install of Excel and Word (very useful for many people), Google Chrome, Media Player, Movie Maker, etc. etc.
Do you fault Apple for including QuickTime, iTunes, Safari, iMovie in their products?
- shrikant 15y agoThe argument being made with the apps is the sheer volume of crapware on the Toshiba, versus none on the Air.
- pinaceae 15y agoselective reading much? it is about the TOSHIBA crapware. those are non-Microsoft components, and it shows. same on pretty much any other big manufacturers stuff - LENOVO, HP,... as if win7 didn't provide all these features natively - as OS X seemingly does.
- pbreit 15y agoThe magnetic display clip probably refers to the Air being held shut by a magnet instead of the latch that you find on most (all?) notebooks.
- usaar333 15y agoThis is definitely not unique to the Air. My two and a half year old Dell Latitude E4300 has this magnetic "latch". Definitely a cool feature, but a lack of it would hardly be a deal breaker. (I have no idea what Toshiba's uses).