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I sell a lot of Pro Tools systems to a lot of people. If someone wanted to run Pro Tools on a mac book air, I would strongly advise them not to do this, as I wouldn't feel comfortable about how it would perform.

Even a base spec mac book pro's a bit dodgy due to the slow drives they insist on putting in them to hit a price point.

is that what confused you, that people would ask me for a mac book air?

If I could manage location recording on a 3 year old mac book then why would a current model be a problem (other than FW)?

what doesn't make sense?

The bit I quoted.

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buy one that does have firewire. can't afford it? tough shit buy a P.C.
Apple don't have to justify anything.

They used to have them on their mac books. Apple offer a range of products, ultimately for different pockets. You have a consumer who has bought into that particular range and wishes to upgrade for a new computer after a couple of years and discovers Apple well that option isn't really open to them now, unless of course they spend twice as much!!

You must be on a wind up. I have read many a sensible post from you on this forum, but this I just don't get.

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