Apple's New MacBook Might Be Great, but not for Everyone

There's a lot to like about Apple's new MacBook . It's amazingly thin and light, it's beautifully designed and it brings several interesting new technological solutions, including a thinner keyboard and the thinnest Retina display ever. The new MacBook (notice that it's not an Air and it's not a Pro — just MacBook, which basically positions it as an entry-level laptop) is actually much more similar to an iPad with a keyboard than a laptop. It's fanless, runs on a low-power Intel Core M processor (aimed primarily at tablets and tablet hybrids) and has just one port.
And though the MacBook's USB-C port is expandable via separately bought accessories, it seems that Apple's aim was to make the laptop experience more similar to that of using a tablet. No fans, no wires, low power.