Linked by Thom Holwerda on Fri 18th Jan 2008 21:30 UTC
AnandTech dove into the mystery behind the small processor in the MacBook Air. "Earlier this week Apple announced its MacBook Air, and within hours we had the mystery of its '60% smaller' CPU uncovered. Or at least we thought. It turns out there's even more depth to the CPU in the MacBook Air, it's even less conventional than we originally thought. Here's what happened over the past couple of days."
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Member since:2005-07-24
if apples previous laptops are anything to judge by, then this thing might run very hot indeed
It's all relative, and rather subjective, of course. Remember that other manufacturers' laptops can run hot, too:
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Member since:2005-07-10
i own both a macbook and a macbook pro. Both run prettty hot. I work support too, i deal with all kinds and brands of laptops. Apple laptops run hotter than average for sure.
the macbook is better than the macbook pro imho in that regard because the plastic doesnt feel as hot as the alu.
Sorry for the possible typos, im typing this on my iphone.
Member since:
2005-07-10
if apples previous laptops are anything to judge by, then this thing might run very hot indeed