Dakine Foundation Backpack

Hello everybody, and welcome at a new post.

Today I've got something very exciting at least in my opinion. I've ordered a new backpack yesterday, and in came in the mail today. Its a Dakine Foundation, and its huge, actually a little to big. I'm not very tall I'm 1.75m (5 feet) and it fills my whole back. The backpack has 4 compartments. One little small compartment for things like keys or your wallet. The second compartment is an accessory compartment it has little pockets for your pens and pencils as well as 2 padded pockets for your phone and glasses. The main compartment is huge compared with my old Eastpak Padded Pack'r, it about a arm length deep so it you can safely store a lot of things. What I really like about this design is the laptop compartments because its at the back of the backpack so your laptop can't be stolen when your wearing it on your back. If a thief try's to slice open your back he still wouldn't be able to retrieve your laptop because it sort of hovers in the bag. Its a very strong backpack, and it comes with a limited lifetime warranty, and this being my first Dakine backpack is very cool.

The bag is available in different colors, with the most ordered being black and grey. I recommend this for any tech-head because the padded, and even has meshed ventilation on the back so you won't get a sweaty back. Its fits up to most 15 inch laptops, and as said before has room for all your stuff that you need to carry on like a plane flight or a city tour.

Thanks for reading guys, and until the next one!

My youtube channel

Hello and welcome back to a brand new post, and in this post I will tell you guys something about my youtube channel. It calls firstgamekanaal, and I mostly upload videos about minecraft with dutch commentaries.
I hope you will look on my channel and if you like it subscribe to it and tell about it to your friends.

Thanks for reading, and I hope you will read our next posts.

Mobile theme update

Hello everybody, I just want to announce that the theme for the mobile version of this site is different then the theme for the original web page. This will be changed soon, it changed because the other theme was displaying weird black bars, and a few lines of text faded away because of this.

This will be repaired very soon!

Panasonic Toughbook CF-29 challenge (part 2)

Day 4: 18 July 2015

I didn’t used my computer to much today, because I was outside most of the time. I used some Photoshop, and it works flawlessly. I wrote some posts, and browsed the web, update my social media and so on.The Toughbook does everything what I want it to do, but I miss my MacBook though. The Toughbook is just not as fast as my MacBook.

Day 5: 19 July 2015:

I’ve started a project today on Photoshop, so that’s what I’ve been doing today. It handles Photoshop really well, and I was able to complete all the tasks that I’ve needed to do. My wrists are starting to hurt though, the keyboard types really nice but the height of the machine is just so awkward, especially if your used to typing on a thinner machine, but I still have 2 days to go so I think this isn’t going to be the biggest problem.

Day 6: 20 July 2015:

I’ve wrote a whole lot of posts, and I’ve wrote down some idea’s for the future. I want to expand this blog in the future, and I wrote some ideas for that on the Toughbook. I continued my Photoshop project and it ran without a hiccup. I still can’t figure out the sound problem though, but that doesn’t matter so much because I doubt that it will run YouTube video’s at HD resolution. For so far the computer is doing its tasks, and I didn’t have a problem at all.

Day 7: 21 July 2015:

I finished my Photoshop project today, and did some added some idea’s to the list for the blog, and after this I shut off the Toughbook, closed the lid and put it away in my closet. I was really excited using my MacBook again. Don’t get me wrong, I love the Toughbook and it did everything I asked for but it was a bit slow compared with my MacBook. It was just so nice using OS X again, I’m not saying Windows XP is terrible or anything but when you’ve worked with an operating system constantly for over 2 years and you have to use something different for just one week its just so nice getting back to your old and trusted OS. It was a fun challenge to do, and I will so something like this in the future. I was thinking about working with OS X Leopard, or Tiger for a week, or using Windows 7 for a week.

Panasonic Toughbook CF-29 challenge (part 1)

Day 1: 15 July 2015:

The first day working with the Toughbook wasn’t to bad actually. I thought that I needed to download a lot of different applications to have everything working properly but it seems that everything is still supported for Windows XP and considering that Microsoft stopped supporting Windows XP in April 2014 it really surprised me that I could download all my needed applications any trouble. I still need to download Photoshop CS3 and I’m wondering how this is going to run. It still runs fine on my Mac Mini G4 so I think I don’t have a lot of trouble with Photoshop. Browsing the web is a bit slow at sometimes, but it could be worse. As said earlier, a lot of applications still support Windows XP, and downloading and installing Mozilla Firefox wasn’t any problem at all. All of the pages seemed to load without a problem, and there weren’t any problems at all. Even Twitter and Facebook worked fine. I’m am really positive about the performance of this computer for now.

Day 2: 16 July 2015

I did some serious work today, I wrote out some possible future plans for the blog and I wrote some posts, and it worked fine, starting Word takes a bit time, but I can live with that. Doing some research online works perfect. I have 2 internet access points one having 5G capability and I was very surprised seeing that my old Toughbook could connect to that 5G network. Its so much faster then my regular network. So when I connected to my 5G network internetbrowsing worked really smooth, even faster as before. When I had to travel to the other part of the city I tried to put it in my bag in to fit, I even had some space for boxed juice and some snacks. My bag was a bit heavy compared when I’m traveling with my MacBook but that’s not a big deal because I’m already used to carrying 20 pounds of textbooks around every schoolday. The Toughbook worked the whole day without charging. I’ve got around 7 hours of batterylife out of it which is great in my opinion because now I know I can safely work all day without looking at the battery percentage. So actually, there weren’t any problems at all today.

Day 3: 17 July 2015

I was very busy today with writing posts, and editing some pictures. Adobe Photoshop CS3 works flawlessly, and it is not very different compared with Photoshop CS5. I don’t miss the special options because I use the standard options mainly. I still got a problem with the sound driver, and I really don’t know how to fix this, so playing some old games isn’t an option. I thought I was really going to miss my MacBook, but this isn’t the case at all. I really love my MacBook but its nice to work with something else. I really want the sound to work, so I hope I can figure it out soon but until that time, I have to use my MacBook for the tasks that require sound.

Short update!

Hello everybody and welcome to a quick update post,

I was supposed to post the Toughbook challenge today, but it became quite of a large post so I think I'm cutting it in two different pieces, one being uploaded tomorrow and the other one next Thursday or Friday.

Also, I want to do some updates to the blog, like getting a domain name, update the overall design of the blog and save up some money so I can buy tech products and review them or do challenge like the Toughbook challenge.

So this was just a quick update post, stay tuned for part one of the Toughbook challenge tomorrow. Thanks for reading and until the next one!

A week with my Toughbook CF-29

Hello everybody and welcome at a very special post actually. I am going to do a challenge. I am going to work 7 days with my Panasonic Toughbook CF-29. Unfortunately I couldn't get the sound driver to work, so for watching YouTube video's, listening to music and watching movies I'll have to use my MacBook. My Toughbook is running an 1.6 GHz Intel Centrino processor and 1.5 GB RAM. So just to make clear, I am going to do all of my work on a Panasonic Toughbook running Windows XP. I will write about everyday in a Word document, and once I'm done with the week I will copy it and post it.

Thanks for reading and until the next one.

My favorite tech products

Hello and welcome at another post! Like everyone of you visiting this blog, I love tech. So in this post I will cover some of my favorite tech products ever made. So enjoy!

My most favorite product is the Apple PowerBook G4, and the 12 inch model in particular. I love the design, and how the keyboard doesn't have any bezels at all. I just think the design is really cool, and I always had and still have a soft spot for PowerPC computers. I don't own one myself, or even saw one in real life, but just from seeing video's and viewing pictures of it I know that it definitely deserves the number one spot on my favorite tech list. The computer isn't very useful, and its even kinda slow but I saw a video on YouTube, and that guy uses the laptop as his day to day computer and it still suits his needs. He's a student and he takes his notes on it in class, and does his homework on it. I'm still looking for a nice deal on eBay to buy one, so when I've ordered the laptop you guys can surely expect a review.

The Sony Playstation 3 is still my favorite game console, and even I do own the Playstation 4 I find myself playing on the PS3 a lot more. I own a lot of games for the console, and I've been collecting games for it since 2009 and I own more than 150 titles, and I played trough most of them. Don't get me wrong, I love the Playstation 4 as well, and the graphics are awesome on this machine, but I think that Sony made some real bad moves with the PS4. Paying 50 euro's a year for playing online just seems like bullshit in my eyes. Playing online with the PS3 was free, and it still is. And this is the reason why I play GTA, Call of Duty and Battlefield still on my old reliable Playstation 3.

I own a Panasonic CF-29 and all tough it shipped with Windows XP, its not even that slow for the usual tasks like e-mailing, web browsing and watching Youtube videos. My dad bought it for me for just a 150 euro's. Some of you probably think: 150 euro's for a Windows XP machine, why? Well for the people that don't know it yet, Toughbooks are fully rugged, and fan less, the hard drive is placed in a special caddy with heating elements in it, to power the hard drive up in extremely cold climates. Thats one of the reasons why they are so expensive. My family owns a farm in Hungary, just a holiday house actually, but its very dusty out there and in the summer its also very hot. So if I want to work outside it is very risky to use my MacBook because of all the sand and dust, and the Panasonic Toughbook is just perfect for this environment. I really love them because they are indestructible beasts, you can kick them, jump on them or drive it over with your car in it still works.

So these products are one of my favorite tech products. I hope you liked this post, and let me know in the comments which are your favorite tech products. Until the next one.

My New Pc

Hello and welcome back to a new post, in this post I will tell you guys which PC I will buy in January.

The PC that I will buy is a own Build PC, from Alternate, My PC will have a Intel Pentium G3258, This is a CPU for Budget gaming, and is very nice together with a Nvidia Geforce GTX 750, So that is the Graphic Card I will in my PC, after that I will 8GB Ram in my PC, The HDD of this PC is a 500GB Hard drive, I will upgrade this maybe in the future. The case of this PC is a Sharkoon VS4 Window, So I can see the inside of this PC.

This was a short post, I will post more of this kind of posts, I hope you have enjoyed, and I hope you will read my next post.

A short update

Hello and welcome back to a new post, in this post I've got a few updates,

I will post sometimes, and I will spend more time for my YouTube Channel, So Ralph will post a lot more, and so we both have a schedule for posting/uploading. I will post sometimes a post on the blog and I think Ralph will helps me sometimes with videos, So we are both active on the blog but I a little bit less than Ralph. My next post I will upload Wednesday about my PC that I will buy in January.

I hope this was a informative post about the updates, I hope you also will read our next posts. 

A blast from the past: OS X Tiger

Hello everybody and welcome,

Today I want to talk about OS X Tiger. I hear you think: Tiger? Yes Tiger, its very outdated but if something is outdates it doesn't means its useless right? So lets find out in this post.

OS X 10.4.11 is an old operating system, but it is the most solid operating system I've ever worked with, and I used for a long time. I loved Tiger so much. It runs better then Lion in my opinion. I don't know why but it seems to run a lot faster. And the funny thing is, my MacBook has a SSD, and the Mac mini where I used Tiger on had a regular hard drive.

Lets move on to Yosemite real quick, not for a ''blast from the past'' review, but from the point of design. If you're a Mac user and you've used Tiger, then Leopard, then Snow Leopard, then Lion… You'll get my point, then the dock looks very familiar to you. I don't know how to put it but the dock isn't displayed in 3D anymore. Its just flat, just like in OS X 10.4.11 A.K.A Tiger.

But lets get over to the real point of this post, is it still useable? Well its not really unusable, but you its going to take some time to get everything running so you can use Tiger. For the most apps it doesn't matter if your Mac is Intel or PPC based, but the newest and most secure apps won't work on Tiger anymore. Safari is very outdated, and won't load most of the websites properly. So if you want to browse the web, you will need to search for a different browser which is still supported.

You can easily process word documents, spreadsheets and so on. I know it still supports Microsoft Office 2008 and iLife 09 so in those perspectives its still a very useful operating system. Photo and video editing is a different story on the other hand, there are some applications out there, but most of them are outdated. My dad used Photoshop CS3 for years on Tiger, so I know thats supported but if you don't mind working with outdated software it shouldn't be a problem.

Actually to make a long story short, Tiger is a very solid operating system, and I love it. But you have to be realistic here. Its very old, and for some people this isn't a problem, but if your young, and just want to buy your first Mac, and if that Mac runs Tiger, buy another install disk for Snow Leopard or higher, because most apps are still supported for Snow Leopard. And just some advice. Tiger mostly comes with PowerPC Mac's. If you want to use your computer on a day to day basis, you'll better keep looking for an Intel Mac or pc.

So I hope some of you learned for this, and the most of you enjoyed it. Thanks for reading and until the next one.

Just some rambling

Hello everybody and welcome at another fresh post at the Apple Macintosh Blog.

I was watching some videos on YouTube and as I was searching for some fun video's I stumbled upon a video called: Can your Mac do this or something like that. And this guy was just telling arguments that aren't even true. So I'm going to write two of his arguments down here, and after that I'm going to tell you guys the reason why I think these are just simply not true.

1: Can your Mac look as cool as this pc with a custom case and awesome lighting…
2: I bet your Mac doesn't boot up in 18 seconds…

Well to start with I think Mac's do look cool the way they are. I like a simple computer, I've got a pc, and I bought a simple case for it just because I don't want all the lights distracting me when I'm working. And I was literally laughing my ass of when he said: Can your Mac boot up in 18 seconds, I bet it can't. Well my MacBook boots up in 14 to 16 seconds, from pressing the power button until my desktop. So I commented on the video that he should do research first before he makes a stupid video on YouTube thinking his computer is the most powerful computer on the world. This is not a hate post to his pc, actually any pc, and his channel. But it irritates me when people upload videos without knowing if his arguments are facts or really things what he thinks.

Second, I want to post more often on the blog, and I'm starting today. Don't expect a post everyday, but once or twice a week. The reason why I wasn't posting the last 2 months are because I had to study very hard for my tests, but I passed them all, so I can blog more often.

As always, thanks for reading! And until the next one.

Is iOS 6 obsolete?

Hey guys and welcome at another post.

I think every Apple fan knows that iOS 9 is launching at the fall of this year, so I thought that its would be a good idea to talk about iOS 6. I was cleaning my room, and of course when cleaning your room, your going to sort all of your drawers, and in there I saw my iPod Touch 4th generation in mint condition, and I haven't played for it for over a year because I've got my first Android smartphone at that time, and although I really loved it, it was a bit weird to carry two devices so I put it into its retail box, and stored it in one of my drawers but I completely forgot about it. So now in June of 2015 I wanted to take a look back at iOS 6, because it was my the first mobile operating system that I was ever interested in.

To start with, the interface looks so different compared with iOS 7 and 8, but it works almost the same, yes there are much more options in the new operating systems but a kid that has just bought his first iPhone running iOS 8 will just feel at home with iOS 6. But is iOS 6 obsolete. Yes it is… But its still very useful, iMessage and FaceTime still works on iOS 6, and the Safari works very smoothly, but sometimes it wouldn't pages probably but that is very understandable because the OS hasn't got an update since 2013 I think.

I was really surprised with the operating system, it was really advanced for its time, and in 2012 when the operating system came out smartphones weren't really a big deal. I was 12 at the time, so an iPhone just to expensive at the time and if you had one you was one of the popular kids, but I couldn't buy one because they were to expensive to buy with my own allowance. I mean I just bought my first iPhone this Tuesday actually.

But the app support is so bad, you can download some apps, but for I think 70% of the apps you'll need iOS 7 or higher. And thats what making it so obsolete, but this is very understandable. The iPod Touch 4th generation is a device from 2010, so its understandable that it and its OS is not supported by Apple anymore, and because iOS 7 is newer and more powerful the developers of the apps want to use the new abilities of the new operating system, and the same thing is happening with iOS 7 now. iOS 8 has launched almost a year ago, and there are already some apps that aren't supported on iOS 7.

So as I said before iOS 6 is very obsolete, but is it still useable? Yes for some people its still very useable. If you have an iPhone 3GS, and the only                thing you use it for is writing e-mails, browse the web and texting or make phone calls its still very useful, but if your a very heavy iDevice user… Well you can fill in the answers your self.

So thanks for reading everybody, let me know what you think about iOS 6.

5 reasons why to buy a Mac.

Hello guys, and welcome at another post. I know that we aren't uploading a lot lately but its really hard to come up for ideas with a new post everyday, so we will be posting randomly. But don't worry, there will be a post online once in a while.

So lets get started with the topic of todays post. I'm going to give 5 reasons why you should buy a Mac. The 5 reasons why you shouldn't buy a Mac are separately uploaded

Number 1. If your a video editor, or a photo editor its very recommended to purchase a Mac, if you're a gamer on Youtube its understandable that you don't have a Mac, because they are very expensive. The cheapest computer from Apple is the Mac Mini, and even the Mini is expensive for PC users, because the specs of the Mini aren't really high end… But to make the point clear, editing on a Mac works very well, and the design of a Mac is of course very awesome.

Number 2. Reliability. OS X is very reliable, I'm not saying that its better than Windows, but I've experienced that Windows crashes a lot more often than OS X, there are way less viruses out there for Mac, but for al those Mac fanboys who say that there AREN'T any viruses for Mac are lying, because there are. I even had viruses myself, so if your buying a Mac, a virus scanner isn't wasted money but if your not going to download a file from a shady website you really won't need one.

Number 3. Apple has been releasing free operating systems since Mavericks, and just the fact to not spend a lot of money and have a legitimate operating system is very nice. So if your buying a new Mac which comes pre-installed with Yosemite you don't have to worry about buying new operating systems because they are completely free.

Number 4. OS X is very user-friendly, some people agree with me, some don't. Everybody learns things in his own way, so some people think that Windows is more user-friendly but in my opinion OS X is the most reliable and user-friendly operating system I've ever worked with and I think that a lot of other people that have switched from pc to Mac agree with me. But before you go all crazy and order your new Mac, visit the nearest Apple store and test the computer that you like to buy to see if you like OS X.

Number 5. The design of the Apple computers are very beautiful. Lets take the new MacBook for example. The specs are crappy, but the design is awesome. There are some nice aluminum body pc's out there but most of them are made of standard black mettle and are almost the same. Apple is really creative with its designs, and as result the products feel really premium.

Macbook Air

Hello and welcome back to a new post, in this post I will tell you something about the apple macbook air 13''.
The Macbook Air 13'' with 256GB saving capacity is a really nice laptop, despite the 1.6GHz CPU, because the maximum of the CPU is 2.7GHz and that is enough for video editing and photo editing.
This laptop has 4GB ram, a 256GB SSD and it has a Retina display, so for $1,199.00 it is a really good laptop. 
I think I will buy this one and not the macbook pro because the specifications are almost the same, only the Ram of the Macbook Pro is bigger, but I can upgrade the Ram of the Macbook Air and than I also have a really nice working laptop.

Thank you for reading, this was a short post, as you know we don't post regularly. I hope you have enjoyed and I hope you will also read my next post. Bye.

HP Pavilion 15-P241ND

Hello and welcome back to a new post, in this post I will tell you guys something about the Hp Pavilion 15-P241ND.
This Laptop is a very nice one, because it has a Intel core i7 onboard and a Nvidia Geforce Gt840m with 4GB DDR5. This laptop has 8GB ram and 1 TB for save your data, also this laptop has a 8Gb ExpressCache for starting up Windows. The ios of this laptop i Windows 8.1 and I think, all te specifications of this laptop are nice for gaming, and also multimedia.

This was a very short post in long time, I will post more short posts in the future because I will also spend time in my Youtube Channel. So I hope you have enjoyed, as I have said this was a shorter post, and I hope you will read my next posts too.

Do you need to upgrade your iDevice?

Hello everybody and welcome at another post. A lot of people think that when their iDevice isn't supported anymore they just have to buy the next generation. In this post we're going to find out if this is true.

Lets take my iPod Touch 4th Generation with iOS 6 for example. It works great, iCloud works, and all tough some apps aren't supported, a lot of apps still are. The hardware is a bit older, the camera is bad, but it works great, and the designs of almost every Apple device looks cool in my opinion. If you like the design of lets say iOS 7 you can easily download a theme. That way it looks like iOS 7 but its still iOS 6 in my case.

The reason why Apple doesn't support all iDevices anymore is just because the hardware is not powerful enough to run the newer operating systems. And that makes sense because its a bit strange if the first iPhone can compete with the iPhone 6+

I hoped you liked this post, it was a bit short today, but I tried my best. If you have questions, send me an e-mail or leave a comment. Thanks for reading and until the next one.

Windows XP, Vista, 7 and 8

Hello everybody and welcome at another post. Today I am going to give my opinion about 4 different versions of Windows starting with XP and ending at Windows 8, I want to make clear that this isn't a hate post, its just my opinion.

Lets start with Windows XP. Its the first operating system that I've ever used, and back in the day I really liked it, its very nice to work with, but it is an old operating system. Windows XP was known for its reliability almost every Windows user used Windows XP back in the day, or are still using Windows XP, and I don't blame them for that because its a very cool operating system, and its doing everything great still in 2015 in my opinion, and personally I think its a huge shame that Windows XP isn't supported anymore. Because a lot of applications are dropping Windows XP to, so I think that in two years from now, the operating system is just what OS X Tiger is now, and thats pretty useless for most tasks.

A lot of people say that Windows Vista was a horror to use, but I've never had any problems with it, but when I used the operating system I wasn't al that into computers. I just used my computer for Youtube, school, e-mail and MSN. I didn't like the operating system, but I didn't hate it either. It always ran smooth for me, and the design was really nice at the time. After a while I did get trouble with Windows Vista, my ethernet didn't work really well, and everything was just slowing down. At the time I didn't had a SSD of course, because with a hard drive thats getting fuller and fuller every time its usual for your machine to slow down after a while. When I installed Windows Vista again it worked great. But if your still using Vista now I highly recommend upgrading to Windows 7, the requirements are the same, if not less, and its much more reliable.

Windows 7 was the first operating system that I've used seriously. I started programming on Windows 7, and I was using my computer more often. I was trying to write story's on Windows 7, and I just really enjoyed working with that operating system. In my PowerMac G5, Windows 7 time I was really getting interested in technology, and partly because of Windows 7 this blog started. I really like the operating system, and I use it almost everyday. One of the main reasons is because the school computers run Windows 7, so if I have to make a project for school, I'm doing it on my pc just because I'm sure that it will work because its all Windows. It sounds a bit weird, but I'm sure you all know what I mean. Windows 7 could be my daily operating system, and I think it will be my daily operating system if my MacBook breaks, because I have a tight budget and can't splash 1500 euros on a new MacBook Pro.

Windows 8 is the worst operating system ever in my opinion, it was more touchscreen based, and for people with a keyboard and mouse it was just irritating to use. I'm going to tell you something and that isn't a joke. I had to search Google to find how to shut down the computer. I really hated Windows 8. My brother is using Windows 8 on his laptop, and I just can't figure out how its possible to use, he does everything on it. I'm sure it will work great for some people, but I love simple operating systems, like XP, Ubuntu and OS X. And Windows 8 is everything but simple. So when I gave it a month, but after that month it just kept feeling strange so I downgraded to Windows 7 again.

So again, this isn't a hate post to any version of Windows, I'm just telling my personal experience. Let me know in the comments which version of Windows is your favorite. Thanks for reading and until the next one.

My opinion iMac 27'' Retina 5K Display

Hello and welcome to a new post, in this post I will tell you guys my opinion about The iMac 27'' Retina 5K Display, also I will tell you guys something about it.
 The iMac 27'' Retina 5K display is of course a really nice Pc, but I think the 5K display is a little bit over rated because you can see the difference between HD and 5K but when your eyes are accustomed to it, it isn't very special anymore. But beside that, the 5K is really awesome, and maybe useful for editing so you can see all the pixels better, but for normal use it isn't needed.

 The iMac 27'' Retina 5K display has very nice specifications,

3.5GHz Quad-core Intel Core i5, Turbo Boost up to 3.9GHz

8GB 1600MHz DDR3 SDRAM - 2x4GB

1TB Fusion Drive

AMD Radeon R9 M290X 2GB GDDR5

Apple Magic Mouse

Apple Wireless Keyboard (English) & User's Guide

Accessory Kit

as you can see on the specs it is a really powerful iMac, but I think you need this specification to run the 5K, because I think 5K needs a lot of power. The iMac 5K will be used by editing and Photoshop because it has a really sharp resolution and that is really awesome for editing en Photoshop.

This was my opinion and some other things about the iMac 27'' Retina 5K Display, I hope you have enjoyed, and I hope you will read my next post too.

MacBook Pro or MacBook Air

Hello everybody and welcome at another post. Apple has three laptops, but the most dominating laptops on the market are still de the MacBook Pro and MacBook Air, in this post I will give my opinion, so you can deside which is the best for you.

We're going to start with the top of the line laptop from Apple. The MacBook Pro is a really powerful machine but a very expensive machine. Its very nice to have it on you when you need to run heavy programs on the go. Personally I really like the glass and aluminum design, and I love the keyboard. All tough backlighted keyboards are very common in 2015 its still nice to have it for when your working at a dark place or something. You can buy them in different screensizes and specifications. But the question is can it beat the design of and features of the MacBook Air? Lets find out!

So the MacBook Air is a lightweight machine with reasonable specs, its not to fast but its not slow either. The laptops look really nice, and in my opinion the design is better than the design from the MacBook Pro. A huge downside for me is the screen. Its not a bad screen, but it isn't Retina, and Retina screens look really nice, the colors are good, and everything looks sharp. The looks the same as the MacBook Pro, but really different at the same time. The MacBook Air is thin, and it gets thinner, it sounds a bit weird but I think the picture will say enough. Its a great laptop for students who need to e-mail, take notes, browse the web and do some casual photo or video editting. The laptop has a great battery life and it will last you for a whole day if you're doing normal things with it.

As you can see both laptops are great in their own way, so if you want to buy a MacBook, be sure of what you need, because when you know that, I think the choice is pretty clear. Thanks for reading and untill the next one!