The 13-inch Air's roughly 4 x 3-inch touchpad is easily one of the best on the market-it’s more sensitive and accurate than anything I’ve used on a PC laptop. Speaking of touchpads, this is where Apple excels the most. The Air's touchpad is easily one of the best on the market. Microsoft’s Surface weighs even less with its Type Cover attached, although the Air offers a much better keyboard and touchpad. And weight? About 3.3 pounds with the charger-this is one of the lightest ultrabooks on the market. At its thickest point, this laptop measures about a half-inch wide. Portability remains a huge focus on the Air.

Design The best keyboard and touchpad in the businessĪpple’s thin and sleek ultrabook looks understandably similar to its original design from 2008, but this isn’t really a bad thing-it’s still thinner, lighter, and more stylish than much of the competition. If you're looking for a laptop that's easy to carry around, easy to type on, and easy on the eyes, look no further-the mid-2013 MacBook Air is a sure thing. Those 13 hours almost made me forget that Apple's current lightweight ultrabook is more than just a battery. While mileage may vary depending on how you actually use the Air, that number is still significantly better than just about every other laptop out there. After typing on, playing, carrying, and yes, testing Apple's latest MacBook Air (MSRP $1099.00)-complete with Intel's 1.3GHz fourth-generation i5 processor, 4GB of RAM, and 128GB solid-state hard drive-I kept thinking about its unprecedented 13 hours of battery life.

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