if you have some extra cash, yo may purchase the lan adapter from apple store if u wish to use your lan

obviously, we were talking about macbook airs here, and heck, no salesperson is gonna open up your machine and install some undisclosed ram and charge you a fortune for it, my argument here is simple, all the rams are pretty much made by micron, so even if an official service personnel were to install it, it'l be a part that has been ordered from the Apple Service Exchange, err and last i checked, you can always ask them what RAM they use, typically it'll be KVRs,KTAs,Crucial or Mushkins which share the same chips made by Micron who makes the oem rams called Hynix which can be found inside every mac, ask and ye shall receive. And obviously my explanation to you or the message of it was simple, apple's oem ram are nothing special compared to the third parties that may offer you lower latency chips i.e. KTAs? and if you were in applebyte long enough i have pretty much harped on the benefits of apple online store since its inception and also the benefits of getting your ram outside = cheaper then the CTO option on the online store.

This post has been edited by nimrod323: Nov 13 2010, 06:40 PM

Guys, im having a little problem here, Sometimes when charge my MBA, it doesnt charge at all.. Lets say the battery percentage is at 97% it doesnt charge up. But when i unplug the power from it and let it run using the battery till around 95% (random %) and try to charge the battery up. it charges to 100%..

Whats happening =X

Try installing the freeware "MinibatteryLogger" and see how your battery charges...

And how do i actually see how it charges? =X kinda confused on what to take note on the logger>.<"

Don't worry it's normal for all Mac laptops...

Just let it go below 95% and it'll go back up to 100%.

guys guys guys
when u got MBA 11.6" why brother to boot to WINDOWS
if you need windows apps, then go for other LAPTOPs

why wanna go thru all hassles to make sometimes than you can easily deal with?

coz mac can boot dual os.
2 in 1.

yep we knew this from 10.4 Tiger, the point he is trying to make is, just use it as it is, unless you need some spftware that really is not available on the mac then by all means triple boot if you must.

What WINDOWS apps that are not exist in Mac?

Bcause my daily job and task required app/courseware/web/cd etc running on multi-platform OS.

Hmmm...maybe MBA is not meant for you after all....
Haha... just kidding...

Totally agreed with u If most of the time one needs Windows, then better get a Windows laptop. It hurts everytime I see a lovely glowing Apple logo but at the other side of the screen is Windows

Anyway, It's just my 2 cents. Diff people diff taste

No need to cry.. install vmware/windows7 on your MBA and use the unity view mode to call up your windows applications right from MacOS. No one will notice you're actually running windows apps.

I am a developer. Work as programmer. I have to use Apple Script Editor to do the scripting for mac platform. I cant do mac programming in windows. You know la malaysia gomen, their tender require running on multi-platform is a MUST. I also need iPhoto and iDVD for my photography freelance job. And the iphone 'ehem' tools is release in mac platform 1st. Windows always in behind.. And im now exploring XCode for my future skills..
And the other reason is, windows laptop too bulky.. too hot, too heavy, 98% cant run osx..

Eh bro, is there any protector for glowing Apple logo in the market?

MBA is with International Warranty right? i got a macbook air from HK.. i can claim it right?

Yes , no problem

Its just iPhone

having a mac is cool....but the ability to dual boot is cooler

Guys, I'm using a old macbook (2007) and i plan to get a macbook pro, but i realise now a macbook have non-removable batteries. I use my macbook like a desktop and i rarely use my battery on my mac.

I need advice on the impact of non-removable batteries... Thx!!

what impact? juz use as normal. even for ur macbook, u never need to take out the battery what juz remember to calibrate at least once a month.

or better yet, why not juz get an imac?