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Originally posted by Ali709The whole MacBook Air thing seems useless to me...it doesn't even have wireless broadband?!
Originally posted by drewhigginsI saw these before in a magazine. It's a 30GB Creative Vision or something, isn't it? Very nice - I would have probably got one if they were available.
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Mmmmm, a bit useless-sounding to me as well. So what's the "Air" reference mean? When it breaks can you can throw it through the air?
You can't use it over-the-air either (so to speak in technical terms). And that reminds me too...most modems plug in via Ethernet (the long blue cable with the clip on the end, actually it can be yellow, grey, red - whatever colour amuses you) doesn't actually work in this new MacBook.
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So you're stuck using USB cords or a USB dongle - and remember, you've only got one USB port. Is Apple taking functionality out of a lot of their products to get prices down and not having to support as much? They don't even support Firewire (officially) anymore, which is a better standard than USB and UWB simply because it's faster and more reliable.
Any difference in iTunes 7.6?