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Jan 24 2011

MacBook Air Joins the Household

Posted by Dani in News

Traded in the iPad and purchased the MacBook Air. The main problem with the iPad for me was its mobile browser which meant I could not access the tools and documents I needed via its browser. This meant using my MacBook Pro to first download the files and then re-upload and email it to myself and then re-downloading the emails via the iPad to get the files. The new portability of the Air also means I can leave the MacBook Pro at home plus with the new addition of the AppStore on the Macs I am very happy with the combination.

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The company is still being cagey with specifics but theres one thing for certain death knells for Microsoft and Apple are exaggerated. .Instead access to documents and files will probably look a lot like Google Docs does now with storage of everything in the cloud. You access them only through Web apps finding them via an internal Google search not through poking around a version of Windows Explorer or Finder . In its stead I expect others to step up with web-based media management apps that will duplicate iTunes functionality and maybe even improve upon it..But there are some problems to consider here.
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The company is still being cagey with specifics but theres one thing for certain death knells for Microsoft and Apple are exaggerated. .Instead access to documents and files will probably look a lot like Google Docs does now with storage of everything in the cloud. You access them only through Web apps finding them via an internal Google search not through poking around a version of Windows Explorer or Finder . In its stead I expect others to step up with web-based media management apps that will duplicate iTunes functionality and maybe even improve upon it..But there are some problems to consider here.