It sounds like you have made my tech lust for an air even more than it was before. I finally laid hands on one two days ago and it was still appealing to me, now a fairly ringing endorsement from you confirms it again. The battery could be a killer, as could the fact it's a V1 product, but if I could get a real 2 and a bit hours out of it then it would probably just about do for the majority of travel/work I do and it would only be long haul flights I would be in trouble for.gravy wrote:Absolutely, I've found the same effect with fast cars, nippy computers and large telliestufty wrote:It's always been that way. When moving to my Wallstreet powerbook, its extreme sexy curviness, combined with the sexy black & rubber look, made all other machinery obsolete. Then I moved to the TiBook, which made the Wallstreet look like a bloated fuckpig etc etc etc
Arguing against myself I did have a little "I love living in the 21st century" shudder this morning having to check my rucksack to see if I'd taken the Air out with me. It's that light you can't tell by weight alone
I had and still have on my desk here a V1 TiBook and in comparison my Toshiba Tecra is a piece of shite, I'm realistically a light user of my laptops for work most of the time and I could suplement an air with a decent Dual Core (or better) workstation for any hardcore dev/DB work I needed to do in the office.
Have you run VMWare or Parallels on it with win XP yet? I'd love to know how it peforms, if I were to get it I would probably splurge and get the SSD so any issues with the slow HDD could be alieviated (see I'm already making excuses




