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Originally posted by brosis View PostConsidering that Apples have batteries soldered, its life is not that long compared to Dell and co...by then new GPU's and CPU's are out with better performance AND better power savings which makes upgrading a reasonable thing.
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Originally posted by 89c51 View PostAssembles the whole thing. Or designs if you wish. Some things are more than the sum of their parts.
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Originally posted by Ericg View PostSome patches are better than no patches. Thinking about picking up the macbook Air for my next ultra-portable if I don't get a tablet, I'm loving the long battery life on my current Dell XPS 13z
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hopefully the Broadcom 80211ac driver will make it upstream.
That driver is not present in the official Broadcom STA proprietary driver and it appears that Ubuntu's Broadcom STA driver sources are maintained out-of-tree, because the official Broadcom STA driver has been stuck at v5.1x while Ubuntu's STA driver that supports the new 80211ac chipset is tagged at version 6.30Last edited by Sonadow; 01 July 2013, 09:10 AM.
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Like it or not Apple still makes some of the best HW. Expensive yes. Beautiful also.
And its sad that we don't have a HW company dedicated to linux with that eye for design and integration.
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Some patches are better than no patches. Thinking about picking up the macbook Air for my next ultra-portable if I don't get a tablet, I'm loving the long battery life on my current Dell XPS 13z
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lol
what wast of time, people give the money to apple and have the trouble to make mac air working on linux.
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