I’m still satisfied with my decision two years on, and I think the 13-inch Air represents the best all-round value Apple has ever offered in a laptop computer. I still think of it as the “new” computer and go-to for doing stuff I can’t do on my iPad Air 2.Īd: Check out Black Friday pricing for new models on our MacBook Air Price Tracker, updated continuously.īack in 2013 I had been on the fence (or fences) over whether to go with an 11.6-inch or 13-inch MacBook Air, or a 13-inch MacBook Pro with Retina Display. It’s hard to imagine that the MacBook Air has been here for two years.
It’s currently running either OS X 10.11 El Capitan or OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard, which are installed on separate hard drive partitions - mostly the former. The MacBook Air has a really tough act to follow in that superb old MacBook, which has been a flawless and completely reliable performer, never missing a beat and requiring nothing aside from periodic OS X version upgrades. It’s testimony to the extreme goodness of the late-2008 model aluminum unibody MacBook that the 2013 Air replaced as my anchor Mac, that the now nearly seven-year-old machine is still going strong as my number two laptop,
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The 13-inch mid-2013 “Haswell” MacBook Air I ordered in Apple’s November 2013 Black Friday sale was my first new Mac in four and a half years - the longest interval I’ve gone between system upgrades since I started using Macs in the early ’90s. 13-Inch Haswell MacBook Air At Two Years – The ‘Book Mystique
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