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MacBook Air Harvey Norman

mcko · 2018-05-06 06:56:20

€1049 at the moment are they worth buiying, had a pro but got water damaged and is gone last week, like the idea of the air as it is so light.

06-05-2018 6:56am

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€1049 at the moment are they worth buiying, had a pro but got water damaged and is gone last week, like the idea of the air as it is so light.

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#2 06-05-2018 9:28am

whiterebel

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Mac forum is over here:Mac.
This forum is for the iPhones, iPads etc.

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#3 06-05-2018 10:20am

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I got an air last year. I love it but I got mine on a deal. It works great but the screen is pretty bad. I’m really only using it for college work so doesn’t bother me. I’d say coming from a pro you’ll really notice the screen.

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#4 06-05-2018 11:22am

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I wouldn’t buy an Air in its current configuration. Might be worth waiting a bit longer and seeing what happens.

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#5 06-05-2018 11:26am

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I love my Macbook air, have it since Christmas 2013. I used it for the usual stuff, web browsing, web design, word/excel some low key photoshop etc. No need to upgrade it even after 4.5 years.

I had a brick of a Macbook Pro from 2008-2013 and love the ability to carry the MacBook air in a bag anywhere I want when I walk, I do a lot of walking.

Didn't know they were planning on phasing it out, that would annoy me. The weight of it is extremely important for me as I walk so much.

Depends on what your own situation is OP.

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#6 06-05-2018 1:06pm

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tinpib wrote: »

I love my Macbook air, have it since Christmas 2013. I used it for the usual stuff, web browsing, web design, word/excel some low key photoshop etc. No need to upgrade it even after 4.5 years.

I had a brick of a Macbook Pro from 2008-2013 and love the ability to carry the MacBook air in a bag anywhere I want when I walk, I do a lot of walking.

Didn't know they were planning on phasing it out, that would annoy me. The weight of it is extremely important for me as I walk so much.

Depends on what your own situation is OP.

Think the iPad Pro is what Apple are positioning as the Air's successor.

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