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Looks like a neat laptop. I don't really understand why apple feels the need to forgoe articles for their devices, however. For instance, they write "MacBook Air features..." rather than "The MacBook Air features..." as would be grammatically correct in English.
edit: What @grumple said further below.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
They’ve been doing this with a lot of products for a long time. “Today we announce iPhone … with iPhone you can do anything!” I think it is very strange.
One of the first ways a cult gets everyone on the same page is altered language and speech patterns.
people getting the new MBA, how much RAM would you be getting?
This is quite possibly the absolute most perfect portable laptop ever released. Thin, light, no fan, and looks great with great performance and battery life.
If it only ran Linux…
Well, that and I'd be forced to use OSX.
So far the only real benefit I've seen seems to be for those who code on insanely long train commutes.
Do we still need Mighty App? M2 is significantly faster than Xeon and Epyc in single core speeds which is what matters the most in web browsing speed. There's also no latency that Mighty has. Just get yourself a 24GB M2 Macbook.
Depends, is Mighty App cheaper than $2099+existing laptop disposal cost per user?
If you're willing to pay for Mighty, I presume that you're willing to upgrade your laptop as well.
I'm excited to get my hands on one of these. I'm a US citizen living in Hungary, and hoping to get my hands on a US version ASAP. I'm debating if it will be easier to order from Apple in the US and ship it via a third party to the EU, or order in the EU and have the keyboard swapped out after I get it. I'm mostly nervous that if I don't order right away, it will be sold out and hard to get my hands on for a few more…
Looks like a neat laptop. I don't really understand why apple feels the need to forgoe articles for their devices, however. For instance, they write "MacBook Air features..." rather than "The MacBook Air features..." as would be grammatically correct in English.
"MacBook Air" is an idea. A concept. "The MacBook Air" is a thing. How mundane. Or something like that.
I'm excited to get my hands on one of these. I'm a US citizen living in Hungary, and hoping to get my hands on a US version ASAP. I'm debating if it will be easier to order from Apple in the US and ship it via a third party to the EU, or order in the EU and have the keyboard swapped out after I get it. I'm mostly nervous that if I don't order right away, it will be sold out and hard to get my hands on for a few more…
people getting the new MBA, how much RAM would you be getting?