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I quite like that 11" MBA. It seems silly having an eject button though, considering that it's not no optical drive!
I quite like that 11" MBA. It seems silly having an eject button though, considering that it's not no optical drive!
Won't it come to steam?
Would normal USB drivers work with MBAs?
I've never used Steam. How does it work? Do you need to access the internet to play or can you fully download games?
I did find out that you can actually make an image of the disc and apparently this works. The only concern is the 11" is only 1.6GHz so not sure if that would hamper it's performance.
Does £47 sound right to you?
Steam is basically like the AppStore. You can purchase games and they download to your computer. You'll need an internet connection to play games, as you need to connect to Steam through the software to load the games. You can set games to "Offline Mode" though if you know you'll want to play without an internet connection at some point.
Thanks. How does offline mode work? Could you play on a flight?
Oh I see, I think a delete key would be better really, I hate doing function-backspace.Probably for the optional super drive that you can get?
I believe so.
This will help much more than I can:
https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=3160-agcb-2555
Question is, how well do games play on the MBA....
One of my lecturers has bought the 11", as an upgrade from his "rubbish" net-top
I'm soo tempted :/
It is about £50 for students with Higher Education discount and £150 for non-students... There is some discrepancies on the internet as to whether you need to pay it if your using higher education discount as they give it for free (the £50 is just for telephone support which isn't really needed)
For more info on it see the higher education discount threads
I cant see the thread, can you point the way please?
I just spoke to a guy from Apple and he said that you should be automatically eligible for the Appleplan since I got to the university of Warwick. But I asked him how do I register for it and he said that since if you order the macbook air, it will be registered as HE.
Cany anyone verify or help on this? Cheers!
HE gets 3 years Applecare, and you can pay extra for telephone support. Outside of HE you'll need to purchase Applecare separately.
More information in the HE thread.
http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=18020062
The more i think, the more i wish they put in a sim card slot.