Macbook Air

[CopperBrompton]

[QUOTE 3375823, member: 259"]Erm, the 4GB is usable. It also shows up as 4GB in Tech Tool Pro and Memtest.[/QUOTE]
All those tools are measuring what is physically present. Look at Activity Monitor to see what is usable by OS X.

 

[totallyfixed]

It's arrived! Wow! My first post using the Macbook Air, what a revelation. It is going to take a while to find my way around, but what a pleasure to use, the keyboard is amazing compared to my old one. Thank you again for all replies both positive and negative.

 

[GrasB]

It's arrived! Wow! My first post using the Macbook Air, what a revelation. It is going to take a while to find my way around, but what a pleasure to use, the keyboard is amazing compared to my old one. Thank you again for all replies both positive and negative.

Apple are second only to the IBM/Lenovo keyboards for operation and feel. It's also nice that there's no difference between their laptop and desktop keyboards in operation!

 

[mustang1]

I recall when I had it with windows and moved to Mac. I had a dell xps laptop which I really liked but it had an hardware design flaw. Combined with vista, I wasn't getting along with it. After selling it I continued looking for another windows laptop and happened across the don't site.

Man I was so puzzled by them. One laptop was "quick and beautiful" the other "secure" and yet another designed for "business" and so on (I'm paraphrasing).

The end result was I wasn't sure which windows laptop to buy so inpooped over to the apple site. There I was presented with a couple of choice and each choice had a different screen size. I chose the screen size. I had a quick gander at the spec and that was it, I bought one that day.

Now although my macs are a bit old the software is upntondate and when it cones time to replace my hardware, I will buy another Mac.