Macbook Air. Politics.

So last week I bought a Macbook Air. The 11in. über cool model. The model that is designed specifically to draw envious stares. Sure, the thinness presents all sorts of practical benefits, but really, nobody buys the Air for that. Those of us willing to spend $1000 on a computer like this are concerned with aesthetics first and foremost. Plus, once you play with one, it is instantly apparent that you can never again go back to the world of regular, non-Air computers. I do not care in the slightest how much more powerful the Macbook Pro is. I do not care that I could have bought a super-PC capable of rendering the fabric of space time for the same price as my diddly little Air. I just had to have this machine.

On a darker note, I want to take this time to announce my complete and total annoyance with the way the horrible tragedy of the Tucscon shooting has turned into a...wow this Air is thin. Did I mention that I bought a new Macbook Air? And it is so quiet. And so fast. And so...