Ars Technica got their hands on a solid state drive version of the MacBook Air and have performed a lot of analysis to answer the question, "What does an extra $1300 really get you?" I'll send you their way to see the answer to the question. Their battery life measurements continue to baffle me. They say that they are adjusting screen brightness. Are they also adjusting the energy saver optimization settings?
"Taxman" is the name of a great Beatles song and it goes with my career as a CPA. I'm also a musician (if a guitar player can claim to be a musician). I love computers, especially Macs and Tablet PCs and all things gadgets.
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