Anyway, to proceed with my own "Transition Tuesday"...
Last night, a Monday, I got hold of a new MacBook Air. I brought it home, spent the night with it (surfed the net, downloaded a few movies and applications), and slept with it. This morning, I woke up very early in the morning with the excitement to once again feel the thin and sexy facade of the MacBook Air. I proceeded to update my Facebook, installed some essentials and again, downloaded some movies.
At first I was a little bit ignorant about the hullabaloos of this not very user-friendly Apple laptop but since I have this very high IQ when it comes to technology stuff, it did not take me long to familiarize with the new interface. A few minutes and it felt like I've been using Mac's OS X for the longest time.
Truly, the features of this MacBook are awesome. Very high-tech. The trackpad's gestures to switch between apps, to close programs, to minimize and a whole lot more were just freakin' AWESOME! And I came to a realization that I should enter the world of "Hackintoshing"-- that is incorporating Mac's OS X to a Windows-based pc or laptop -- since I want the best of both worlds: the great features of OS X and the juice and muscle a windows-based pc or laptop hardware can provide.
A night of fun with a MacBook air made me change my view on Apple's laptops. And surely, my i7 Gaming Rig will be envious. Hahaha!
Attached herewith is a photo of the MacBook Air taken from my Samsung smartphone. No effects whatsoever .. No nothing. Just a pure, raw photo.
Here she is... The simple, sleek and sexy MacBook Air.
MacBook Air Specs:
Processor: Intel Core i5 (1.8 ghz.) Dual Core; 3MB L3cache
RAM: 4gb (1600 MHz DDR3)
Graphics: Intel HD Graphics 4000 (512MB)
Operating System: OS X 10.8.2 Mountain Lion
HDD: APPLE SSD SM128E Media (120 GB)
~BinmaR™
