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January 2008
(74%)
119 Reviews
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The discrete graphics card has its own video memory and makes this a great gaming ultrabook
Gigabyte's customer support is unresponsive to emails and phone calls
The Gigabyte U2442N is one of the few ultrabooks that offer you a discrete graphics card with its own memory, which is perfect if you are a gamer on the go. This ultrabook's four USB ports, HDMI port and Thunderbolt port make it easy to add many periphera...
Abstract: As I had mentioned in the How to Choose a Netbook article, my choice to fill the ultra-portable but low powered computing need was a MacBook Air. After having used the “thinnest laptop in the world” for four weeks, I’m happy to report that this is a gr...
So is the MacBook Air worthy of your £1,200? On a personal level I would unreservedly say yes. To be truthful however, I am a designer by heart and I cant help but fail to be impressed by the engineering and design ethic Apple embed into every piece...
Multi-touch, thin design, good battery life, remote disc
No inbuilt Ethernet, only one USB port, no in-built optical drive
The Macbook Air is a very niche product with superb design aesthetics but a number of significant computing drawbacks for mobile travellers. If you can either live with a number of dongles to add back multiple USB support, Ethernet networking and an op...
Apple is good at redefining existing products, and with the MacBook Air, it has redefined thin-and-light laptop computers. Weighing in at just 3 pounds and measuring just a hair over .75 inches thick when closed, the Air is extremely thin and impressi...
Thin is in, Lightweight (3 lbs.) is good, too, 13.3" display, Fullsize keyboard, Multitouch trackpad
Limited ports, No userreplaceable parts, including the battery, Small hard drive, Solid State hard drive option is expensive
The MacBook Air is the sub notebook of a road warriors dreams. Its thin, lightweight, and perhaps most important for those on the go, sturdy. In fact, if you add the SSD (Solid State Drive), the MacBook Air is nearly indestructible, at least from a d...
Abstract: Apple has a way of creating an aura about their products. And no one can deny the precise attention to detail in the design. The Air is just 0.16 inches thin at the edges and increases to 0.76 inches at the centre. Numbers just dont do it justice; it...
Abstract: Everytime you use it, you'll be reminded of how cool it is by the admiring glances. But you'll also be reminded of the omissions. We used BootCamp and loaded Windows XP for our benchmarks. It managed 244 3D marks and the battery managed a runtime of 2 hours 45 minutes with..
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