Testseek.com have collected 119 expert reviews of the Apple MacBook Air 13.3 inch - Early 2008 MB003 and the average rating is 74%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Apple MacBook Air 13.3 inch - Early 2008 MB003.
January 2008
(74%)
119 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Apple has delivered a unique product that will appeal to some. I believe the legacy of this product (MacBook Air MB003LL/A) will be that Apple continues to push the envelope by thinking outside the box. ProsSize and Weight is incredible Design is "Sexy...
Incredibly thin and light, Incredibly sexy, Multitouch trackpad, Multifinger scrolling for web browsing, Illuminated keyboard, Gorgeous widescreen screen, Impeccable build quality
Incredibly expensive, External optical drive is an optional purchase, Only 1 USB port doesnt fit all devices, No additional ports nor expandiblility, Soso battery life, Soso performance slower than MacBook, No stereo sound (mono speaker), Large for a ...
So is the MacBook Air worth the hype? Sure, the super thin profile is very unique and eye catching, but once the eye candy wears off you aren’t left with much. If you are purely out on the go, perhaps with a desktop to handle connectivity and storag...
Gorgeous design, Multi-touch trackpad, bright LED-backlit screen, backlit keyboard. Remote Disc even lets you boot from the installer disc.
Disappointing battery life; small hard drive; lack of optical drive, FireWire, and builtin Ethernet limits its usefulness for many.
For some people, the Air will be worth it. Bloggers, for example, who use Wi-Fi and don’t need to encode video or deal with huge image files, will love this svelte wonder. For a highly portable Web-surfing and productivity Mac, it rules. We’re...
Abstract: I have been using my MacBook Air for more than two and a half weeks now and that is more than enough time for me to be able to share a few thoughts. The Air is far from perfect but overall I am incredibly happy with it. The best comparison to my initi...
Stylish and lightweight form factor Full sized, backlit keyboard & multigesture trackpad Extremely bright, sharp 13" LED display Above average battery life Accessories available to supplement functionality
No internal optical drive Limited port connectivity No internal hard drive or memory expansion options Battery not user replaceable Slower processor
One central question is whether or not the MacBook Air can function as oneÂs sole, stand-alone computer. Most of the AirÂs limitations can be overcome with accessories, albeit it at additional cost. Adapters and USB hubs can expand the AirÂs connectiv...
I started this review by defining the expectations of a notebook like the MacBook Air. The problem is that Apples mainstream popularity has made a device like the MacBook Air, which would normally be targeted at a very small niche, appeal to a much w...
Abstract: My mother always told me it’s the little things in life that count. She probably didn’t mean to extend this to one of the lightest and slimmest laptops on the market but when I set eyes on the MacBook Air I knew she was right. Apple’s Ma...
Abstract: In his Macworld Expo 2008 keynote address, Apple CEO Steve Jobs introduced the latest Apple laptop: MacBook Air. Stunningly thin and lighter than any Apple laptop ever made, yet missing ports and expandability expected of laptops, the MacBook Air h...
Abstract: Theres really nothing like the MacBook Air on the market today. It’s ultrathin, ultralight, and ultrasmall, yet provides solid performance and usability. There are sacrifices, to be sure, such as the single USB port and the lack of an internal optic...
