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This review seems to indicate that the 2015 MacBook has similar issues to the original 2008-era MacBook air: lots of potential, but still worth waiting for a 2n
by FreakyT 12y ago
This review seems to indicate that the 2015 MacBook has similar issues to the original 2008-era MacBook air: lots of potential, but still worth waiting for a 2nd generation product to work out some of the issues.
Personally, though, I'm just excited that Apple finally offers a laptop in multiple colors. (And without a price premium, for anyone who remembers the "black tax"[1])
[1] http://www.512pixels.net/blog/2015/2/future-classics-the-black-macbook http://www.512pixels.net/blog/2015/2/future-classics-the-bla...
- mfunke 12y agoMoore's law always works. So if you don't need to buy one now, the next gen is might be the better choice.
- Someone1234 12y agoTrue. But in this specific case the whole concept doesn't seem "fully baked" yet. The USB-C was a great idea, but just a single USB port on the entire machine that worse still will be in-use by the charger? And $80 adapters if you want a second usable port? This line of machine has potential. But it needed minimum a second USB port for mice/keyboards/hubs/USB keys/etc. The Surface Pro 3 only has a single USB port, but in that case that single port isn't also used for charging so it is "workable" (and it has a second Display Port also, which this also lacks).