What prompted me to stop using the MacBook Air was the second generation unibody MacBook Pro.
And when you needed to, you had the greater-than-Atom performance to get more intensive work done. It was a great machine for writers as you could open up TextEdit and hammer out a document for five hours straight. It was hot, the 1.8” HDD was unbearably slow, and it shipped with 2GB of memory that you couldn’t expand to 4GB. The original MacBook Air had three main issues.
Back in 2008, the MacBook Air was the perfect solution to that problem. I needed a notebook fast enough for me to get work done when necessary, but with long enough battery life to last me through a trip across the country. It wasn’t the styling that won me over, but rather the combination of performance, form factor and battery life. I remember falling in love with the original MacBook Air.
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