expiredslickception posted Feb 04, 2026 05:38 AM
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expiredslickception posted Feb 04, 2026 05:38 AM
Open Box: Excellent: Apple MacBook Air: 13.3" WQXGA, M1, 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD
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Also, to the above poster, I didn't see any links to those places where it's "as low as" $330. That's ok, happens to all of us. The other week I sent an email saying "Please see attachment" and whoopsie, totally forgot the attachment!
Now, if you compared the relative value of an entry-level M1 Air to an entry-level M4 Air (which has gone on sale for ~$750-800 over the holiday season, msrp $1000)...I'd argue for the extra ~$400 (double the price), you're getting a machine with a far superior processor, marginally larger screen, and double the ram. Also, it's not going on 6 years old. (But I'm using a 16gb/1tb M1 Air right now, and it's held up splendidly under daily normal use.)
If you have a strict budget or want to get into the apple ecosystem on the cheap, it'd be hard to beat this for a low-risk entry point. It's a delightful, well-made ultrabook that's extremely inexpensive.
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If you're just using this for socials, online banking, etc it'll be perfectly fine. Heck, use it for Clawbot or a Plex server (you'll need a usb-to-ethernet adapter probably). My kids have been using this for high school/college for years and so far so good. They can't run Fusion360, but that's what lab PCs are for.
I also have an Mac m1 Mini 8gb. I don't use MacOS on it. I use Linux on it. It works great as a server with a bunch of containers. I have it shoved in a closet somewhere.
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If this really is basically a scuffed up box M1 Air, I would love it as a daily surfer.
I am also hoping this comes with the "earliest" MacOS that came with M1 so I don't have to be burdened
by the OS upgrade cycle.
Most "business" applications are cross-platform or web-based anymore. Office, Teams, Slack, etc are all cross-platform.
If there's something very specific, such as CNC software, then it's a bespoke hardware requirement for Windows. But for general office-worker applications, you can get by with pretty much anything at this point. It becomes more an IT issue with rapid deployment, asset management, and access protection -- which all exist in a mature form on Windows.
Get the apple keyboard and trackpad attachment for your ipad and you can basically use it like a laptop these days... You'd be better off doing this.
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