If you have particularly large hands you might even find that you rest the bottom of your palms on the razor thin front edge of the unit making extensive typing an uncomfortable experience. Not that I mind it much since I have relatively small hands but if you have larger hands you might want to consider the 13' version, sacrificing some portability for a little bit more space for your hands and wrists. Otherwise the screen quality, brightness etc is great for web surfing, writing e-mails, watching movies etc.Second: the keyboard. Minor niggle but worth mentioning since it's annoying when/if it happens. Occasionally you may encounter an app with dialogue boxes that partially run off the screen when they are displayed on the MacBook Air 11.

Some older mac apps are designed for Macs using 16:10 screens meaning that some dialogue boxes were designed for a minimum vertical resolution of 800 pixels. (This is NOT a computer for people with poor eyesight.) Another small thing to consider is that this screen has a 16:9 aspect ratio. This means that if you are often reading documents and articles, gathering information over the web or editing photos you will definitely feel limited by the smaller size of the screen. It's small (only 11.6') and resolution is a relatively standard 1366x768. That being said there are a few constraints a buyer should be aware of beforehand.First of all: the screen.

I've been using PC and Mac portables for a while now and have 30+ years experience with computers and this is, as of yet, the most useful device for mobile work that I've come across. This is probably in my opinion one of the most useful machines for a true road warrior looking for the ultimate in mobility.

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