MacBook Air or MacBook Pro
By 842484
@842484 (103)
United States
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@Ramsesxlll (1431)
• Finland
20 Oct 10
Well... There is A LOT of differences with these two machines, since the MacBook Air is meant mostly for NOT being a main computer, and only for travels where it goes well since it doesn't weight so much. It is also very thin, which helps carrying it around.
Anyway... I have a MacBook Pro 15" i7 2.66 and I just love it! It runs so smoothly, and almost any applications. Of course it costed me a lot of dough (money), but is worth every single penny.
If you need a good, fast, main computer (better than most desktop computers), then I suggest you get a MacBook Pro. On the other hand, if you already have a fast computer, or don't need fastness, and need to travel a lot, then MacBook Air's weight and size are like made for you. Wait a while before buying it though, because it will be updated soon, and will have better hardware (inside) and a new good looking outside. It will also have a smaller version (10 inches).
Overall, they both are great computers, but MacBook Air's specs won't even reach MacBook Pro's ankle...
Anyway... I have a MacBook Pro 15" i7 2.66 and I just love it! It runs so smoothly, and almost any applications. Of course it costed me a lot of dough (money), but is worth every single penny.
If you need a good, fast, main computer (better than most desktop computers), then I suggest you get a MacBook Pro. On the other hand, if you already have a fast computer, or don't need fastness, and need to travel a lot, then MacBook Air's weight and size are like made for you. Wait a while before buying it though, because it will be updated soon, and will have better hardware (inside) and a new good looking outside. It will also have a smaller version (10 inches).
Overall, they both are great computers, but MacBook Air's specs won't even reach MacBook Pro's ankle...