The Ars Technica Review summary:

The Good

• Form factor is indisputably thin and light. Photos don’t do it justice
• Sturdy despite its looks
• Works great as a full-size portable Internet device

The Bad

• Migration Assistant is incredibly annoying to use without FireWire
• Most of your USB devices won’t fit into the tiny port door—stock up on your extension cables
• Performance isn’t exactly the Air’s strong point compared to other Macs

The Ugly

• 4200rpm drive causes major machine slowdowns when there’s lots of disk activity
• Battery life is disappointing—only half of advertised life on lowest screen brightness

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1. MacBook Air Review By InfoWorld
2. MacBook Air Review By CNET
3. MacBook Air – Wow! What a NoteBook Review By OSNews
4. Asus Eee PC Review by HardwareZone.com
5. Next 10″ tablet review – The perfect christmas present?

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