It appears that Microsoft is finally nailing the last coffin on Windows XP. I'm still running XP over Vista on several of my devices, mainly because I need something that's quick and efficient. I wonder if my old devices will last long enough for me to worry about Microsoft's lack of support for XP.
XP is a great operating system and I'm sad to see it go. Windows 7 hasn't impressed me very much so far, but maybe I haven't given it a fair shot since I installed the beta version on outdated hardware.
Lately, I've been thinking about switching to OS X. After all, you can still use Boot Camp and run Windows. If only I could use a Targus or Kensington universal power supply with the Mac Book Air...
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Hi, it's me again. Somehow your blog is coming up in Google Alerts a lot. :-) I also use Mac OS X on a Mac mini. If you're in the market for an Air may I suggest instead for about the same price an aluminum Macbook Pro or regular 13" Macbook if portability is your concern? For a little more money (or, in the case of the regular Macbook, less money) you can get a more powerful Apple notebook, the Air has portability but otherwise is very underpowered and prone to overheating which makes it even slower.
ReplyDeleteI doubt I'd ever really buy a MacBook Air. After all, a non-user replaceable battery? Come on!
ReplyDeleteThe most attractive feature of the MacBooks is the backlit keyboard. I need to use a separate USB light for my Thinkpad X200 Tablet since it doesn't have the ThinkLight.