MacBook Air accessories: But, would I really use it?
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Buy whatever you will likely need (no matter how infrequently). If you're going to only be needing internet in wi-fi networks, you don't need the extension. Otherwise, it's good to have. You'll need a real CD drive depending on what you're going to do. If you are both (a) going to be in a situation where you would need to install software or watch a movie via a DVD and (b) not going to be around other wireless computers at the time, I'd say go get it.
196973
I don't think so. From what I know the Macbook Air lacks a USB port. If it does have a USB port though, you should be able to hook it up. Hope that helps!
957966
I think you'll be pleased at how well the padding works! I believe the MacBook Air is very well protected!
985544
Yes, but for mac's I'd advise getting the magic mouse or touch pad.... Bc you get more functionality
1068139
Hello Mr Reginato,This item work with any problem in a MacBook Air.Best regardsWT-IMPORT
1068434
I can not answer this question because I do not own a MacBook Air. However, the price is cheap enough for you to order one and find out. The quality is also good and the customer service from TopCase is great. If all else fails and it doesn't fit, you can always give it away.
525217
Surely yes. But I rather have the one that fits perfectly to a 13-inch MacBook Air if there is.
2155052
I don't know ... but, if there's any other product like this available, that's the one I'd be looking at. There weren't when I bought mine but I sure wish there had been. Mine is just a real pain. When I first got it, it was difficult to put the MacBook Air in it, it was difficult to lock, it was difficult to unlock, and it's as ugly as sin (the Air is very sleek but this is big, weighs as much as the Air, and is just plain not suited for the Air - the Air is slim and stylish but the dock is very clunky and not at all stylish). Since then, it has gotten easier to slide it in and it has gotten easier to lock. However, it's every bit as difficult to unlock it and, of course, the ugliness has not changed (it's like an elevator in an outhouse - just don't belong!). If you travel with it, you may as well drag around a normal MacBook, it's even larger and heavier than the newer models.
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As I said on your review (of a machine you never actually used), I am doubtful that your MacBook Air was really DOA. You seem really uninformed. (For example, the original MacBook Air has a 80 GB hard drive.) The penny-pinching is also indicative of someone who should probably not be in the market for an MBA. It is not a budget computer.
725106
I see no reason this monitor wouldn't be compatible with your MacBook Air. You would need a thunderbolt to Hdmi cable and that should be all.
691405
Just connect usb from charger to Mac air to charge, will probably only be good for 1 charge though, laptop needs more power than the smaller devices obviously.
2212225
Yes, I have a new MacBook air and use this external USB drive and it works very well.
1346692
It should work fine as long as the hard drive and the adaptor both use the same interface cable. The MacBook Air used a ZIF socket on the HD
1146315
probably not! The body of the MacBook Air fits rather snugly into 2 grooves without leaving much room at all to spare.
907721
The primary use for mine is with a mac mini, however I have used it with a macbook air and a couple other configurations. Works great with all of them.
300052
I would say just the Air. But a MacBook Pro could fit very tightly. I would advise against getting it for a MacBook Pro because it would be troublesome to put it in and out everytime.
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If the MacBook Air has a USB port, then yes. It would also help if the particular MacBook Air were USB 3.0 compliant.