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I know there are a lot of different options including screen size and everything that can effect the price, so instead of going through the research I was wondering if anyone could tell me what the cheapest MacBook is and how much it is??
Well quite clearly the cheapest you can possible get would be if you would steal one. It doesn't come with the warranty then and probably no box with Apple stickers. Oh and let's not forget the ethical debate.
No doubt, my dads got the air, shit is awful. i got a macbook pro and its basically the shit. don't go cheap and regret it, just spend the money and get a really solid laptop that will last years.
i used to think so to until I realized that not everyone uses a computer for their full potential. If all you are using the computer for is web browsing, social networking, and writing papers a mac book air is sweet. its so light and portable and it will last forever. my imac is like 7 years old and is a tank. a mac book air wouldnt slow after 2 years like a shitty pc. oh and it has flash storage which is fast as fuck
a macbook air is indeed a macbook. a 13" air compared to a 13" pro really isnt that different. the processor on the pro is slightly faster. the only other differences are storage and cd slot. i cant remember the last time i needed a cd. also i dont need a large 500gb hdd. so, the air works fine for me. the 128gb of solid state is incredibly fast, and i dont need more storage. i can reboot it faster than i can my iPhone. so the air isnt a bad computer, it just depends what you need it for.
I just dropped $1500 on a new Toshiba and it doesn't even have a floppy disk drive, whattheFUCK?!
But really, my work just gave me a Toshiba somethingoranother. Thinner than the MB Air, solid state drive, i7 processor, and no CD drive. They're becoming obsolete, aside from drivers which can just as easily be downloaded from the internet. OR, if you need one that badly, get an external optical drive that plugs into a USB port.
My next computer is gonna come with an optical drive bay stock, but I'm switching it out with a converter so I can have a second external HD. 1TB @ 7200 RPMs with RAID 0. Almost as awesome as getting a SSD, except 1/10th the price.
In my house we have two macbooks and a macbook pro (This years). We have the smallest screen size but the video quality is fuckin amazing. I would go with the macbook pro in the medium size, but the smaller one is good to.