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Heh. I had one of those at work. Delightful, in that it was as compact & portable as it was (competing with "sewing machine" designs more "luggable" than portab
by ctdonath 13y ago
Heh. I had one of those at work. Delightful, in that it was as compact & portable as it was (competing with "sewing machine" designs more "luggable" than portable). Weighted something like 15 pounds. One humorous design factor was how peripherals, printer in particular, just snapped on to the back of the unit - making for an oddly long device for the enthusiastic user.
And 28 years later, here I sit typing this on a MacBook Air...
- jfim 13y agoA MacBook Air that probably cost less than the 1995$ price of the "base PC."
- ekianjo 13y agoAnd a MacBook Air still costs significantly more than a regular "no-name" laptop PC, anyway.
- m_mueller 13y agoIt depends on what class of devices you put it in. At an entry price of $1000 I find them quite competitive, compared to other ultra portables with desktop OSes. That's less than a Surface Pro 2 with cover. Of course, as usual with Apple devices, buying models with higher specs is where they get you.
- Mikeb85 13y agoAnd less than most worthwhile PC laptops...