Wants opinion on IPad or Macbook Air

[Melinda]

I want to purchase the Macbook Air or Ipad. I heard both products are amazing. But I never used the Apple product. But I heard that apples product is very good quality. My friend is using the Ipad. But he doesn’t know the difference between the both products. So I want to know about the about the both product. If anyone know about it then please tell me. I want only your opinion on the both products. Your opinion will be appreciated.

[Abhimanyusuta]

I would like to tell that I have both MacBook Air 13 and iPad. And I utilize them in a different way. Because I do not run together or a vendor USB3G dongle on the MacBook Air, the iPad works very well when I want fast access to the net or news, etc). I also utilize the iPad at work for non-work related internet access, captivating notes, to check mail because in meetings, etc. I utilize the laptop more often when actually I need to utilize a computer a lot of typing, etc. and as I know about this I am in a place with wireless access. I can validate having both (at least I'm delusional enough to think I can justify them both). And then I utilize them in diverse ways.

[Mumtaz86]

The cpu in the iPad also utilizes a smaller amount power than the core2duo in the MacBook Air. In fact, the MacBook Air’s processor is also appreciably much influential and able than the one in the iPad. That’s why essentially it arrives down to what you plan to utilize the device for - some things are great on the iPad and you find the benefit of ultra-portability and ease. But, something either cannot be done on an iPad at all or are at smallest amount better done on a usual laptop platform.

[Andrea000]

I would like to recommend you that if you are going to do much writing; I would suggest you for MacBook Air. But the iPad has no folder method to speak of, and if you need to maintain your documents planned in any way (folders, etc.), the MacBook Air is the just way to go. The battery life is unbelievable, and Pages and Word 2011 both release in no time at all (Word in fact releases quicker on my MBA.). Either way though, they're both beautiful devices with their own individual strengths. Just I get the MacBook Air is good for doing work. The iPad is good play. But this is my opinion on this.

[Joshe]

The iPad will almost certainly never assist flash based sites like mini clip, etc. I assume the choice between iPad and a MacBook Air would be determined by the type of sites you propose to visit, etc. I assume it also depends on whether you give a preference a full on keyboard or are willing to utilize the virtual keyboard (I do not observe the keyboard stand thing being very well-matched with the couch).The MacBook Air is much easy to utilize than an Ipad you can one hand carry it around. You could forever find the refer route for the MacBook Air and you can save some money. As you can notice the in the Buyer's Guide, the MacBook Air is under a refresh watch.

[Sawan123]

Well, according your problem I get it pleasant to bring the iPad around when I see my email, videos clips, and enjoy the games. But if I want to do any kind of content conception such as creating notes and letter, PowerPoint slides, editing pictures, etc, I place the iPad down and take my MacBook Air. I critically tried to utilize my iPad for content creation. It is probable but it’s too much of a irritate to do so. The iPad with external keyboard just did not cut it for me. This is my view on both products.

[Karleen]

Right on the first part – I will attach with ruling the iPod out and find a laptop. The decision lies however, in what type of laptop to buy. I love the Air's design, as it plans towards what I am searching, but when you speak it’s much well-suited with what I have not too much. I am typing on a windows 7 desktop as we talk, and I am searching something to change my windows 7 laptop, whether it be with one more windows 7 laptop or not. (I am changing my present laptop because I need something lighter and less "convenient desktop" type. it weighs 6 pounds or thus). Therefore I assume what I am mostly asking now is, is there any convenient laptops that are parallel to the macbook air?