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The 2020 MacBook Air

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Re: The 2020 MacBook Air

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So eight years after the first retina MBP there's finally a good retina MBA.

Seriously.

Wondering if I should get one of these to replace my 2015 13" rMBP, which, as of late, has pretty poor battery life and degraded performance. Wouldn't mind something a bit more portable. Or, if the obvious move is a new iPad Pro.

Re: The 2020 MacBook Air

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I'm not sure why Apple gets all this credit for making a reliable keyboard, something the rest of the industry figured out decades ago.

Because they’re usually making it a fraction of the size / depth of most of the rest of the industry.

Re: The 2020 MacBook Air

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post #2

So eight years after the first retina MBP there's finally a good retina MBA.

Seriously. Wondering if I should get one of these to replace my 2015 13" rMBP, which, as of late, has pretty poor battery life and degraded performance. Wouldn't mind something a bit more portable. Or, if the obvious move is a new iPad Pro.

the 2020 mbp 14 inch should be just around the corner. I just replaced the battery in my 2013 mbp

Re: The 2020 MacBook Air

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I'm not sure why Apple gets all this credit for making a reliable keyboard, something the rest of the industry figured out decades ago.

The rest of the industry…? At work we have lots of Lenovo and HP laptops and those keyboards are, IMO, clearly inferior to my MBA 2012.

Re: The 2020 MacBook Air

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post #9

I'm not sure why Apple gets all this credit for making a reliable keyboard, something the rest of the industry figured out decades ago.

The rest of the industry…? At work we have lots of Lenovo and HP laptops and those keyboards are, IMO, clearly inferior to my MBA 2012.

Compare the same price MacBook for the same price Lenovo, and you will see how the rest of the industry has clearly figured it out. Not shilling for Lenovo, but yeah, there's nothing special about it.
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