Review on Renewed Apple MacBook Air 13.3-inch MJVE2LL/A - 2.2Ghz Core i7, 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD - Silver by Bambang Jatmiko ᠌

Intriguing idea, to say the least. Considering the alternatives available, Windows' asking price actually seems quite reasonable. Time is the only thing necessary for the disclosure of the danced new platform. With Apple's current capabilities and future goals, ARM will be the only viable option for the MacBook in the near future. It has its advantages. The Apple platform is made of silicone. Absolute silence during work thanks to completely passive cooling. Capable of running apps satisfactorily. With the addition of DCI-P3 color support, the only visible difference between the Pro screen and a standard piece of paper is the brightness, which is now only 100 vit. This is an insane efficiency to autonomy ratio. At least twice as fast as x86-64 laptops, and seemingly unstoppable when compared to their Windows counterparts in everyday use. Diablo 3 is quick to load and play, but it lacks true AI autonomy. Unfortunately, many iOS apps require unofficial methods of delivery (such as jailbreaking) rather than the official method provided by Apple. Con: I had to return the first Air I bought from an authorized dealer because the case was warped. Indeed, the laptop did not stand precisely on the table and bumped with its foot because of the littered tolerance (the joint of the front left corner protruded by a millimeter). Tightening it yourself runs the risk of breaking the slot and voiding the warranty. There's always a bright side, though, so I engraved the version for Hong Kong that uses a US keyboard. Keyboards with symmetrical layouts are noticeably more pleasant to use. There are still (hopefully) areas where Rosetta is unable to launch applications.