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MBA == MacBook? == MacBook Pro?
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So the forums are (as of now) undecided.
Both MB & MB Pro Forums have threads about MacBook Air.
"Neither fish nor fowl?" What shall it be considered?
Or get its own thread (yeah, right).
Help mods out by voting now...
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TOMBSTONE: "He's trashed his last preferences"
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Its a pro device but that's neither here nor there. If you had seen the feedback forum you'd notice that there's a thread about the possible (probable) consolidation of the laptop forums.
Also, instead of voting, it probably would have been easier just to PM a mod that there's a duplicate thread in the MacBook forum.
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Originally Posted by Love Calm Quiet 
Help mods out by voting now...
They're going to combine both forums, so the question is moot.
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Both? both which? [ guess I need to look at feedback forum occasionally, huh? ]
I forget it exists unless forum really go south...
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OP: maybe if you would look in the Feedback forum; you would find your answer 
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Duh! my bad.
For myself, I always thought there was SO much difference between the two (esp. if you consider differences between "PowerBook" and "iBook" which go in same forums -- and which (at least at my house) raise so many different issues.
And I wonder whether the "Air" may not as well.
Makes me wonder about wisdom of Apple's branding categories:
iBook --> MacBook
PowerBook --> MacBook Pro
[at least the two confuse my little brain when I'm scanning a bunch of news items (like MacNN home page)
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It should have its own forum. What will the mods do when they come out with a 15" MacBook Air?
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Originally Posted by Dakar the Fourth
They're going to combine both forums, so the question is moot.
They are? Great! It's about time.
P.S. I think this thread may illustrate one of the criticisms of the MacBook Air. It's an aluminum MacBook Pro wannabe in terms of price, but most people think it's more a competitor to the much lower-priced MacBook in terms of actual functionality.
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It is an enigma. Much like myself.
shutup
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Originally Posted by Dakar the Fourth
It is an enigma. Much like myself.
shutup
I think you’re confusing ‘enigma’ with ‘enema’ there. 
No, I won’t
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White text, Scandy
but i still love you, platonically
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