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Apple's newest MacBook is a beautiful, polarizing machine. As soon as it was, you immediately knew whether you'd buy one. You were either totally enamored with its sleek design and tiny case, or you LOLed at its mid-level specs, weird one-port connectivity solution, and $1,300 price tag. If you're looking elsewhere for a slim, fancy wedge of a laptop, you'll find many choices. Ever since the arrival in 2008 of so-called Ultrabooks, exemplified by the first MacBook Air, we've been living in a golden age of laptops.

These uber-portable PCs offer solid performance in impossibly slender frames weighing less than 3 pounds. Depending on the machine, prices are low, too—a consumer-friendly side effect of the struggling PC business. Of course, there are plenty of reasons you may want a new MacBook beyond its fetching design: You want OS X, it has a tack-sharp screen, and its keyboard and trackpad are unique. But there are more capable and affordable ultraportables out there. Here's the bird's eye view. We've compared the core components, weight, price, and connectivity options of the best choices within the lean-and-light crowd.

And for the hell of it, we added the heavy but high octane 14-inch Razer Blade, as well as the base versions of the MacBook Air and MacBook Pro With Retina Display. We've also rounded up all the specs into.

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We used the base configurations for each laptop in the list. For things like touchscreen options and different screen resolution, we made a note when those options were available in a higher-priced configuration. ($1,300) You're paying for the design, the screen resolution, the effortless portability, and the ability to use Mac OS X. Compared to the rest of the pack, it also has above-average battery life and double the base-configuration storage. The 1.1 GHz Core M processor is decent, but you can get much more for the price (or less). And of course, the single USB-C port is a major consideration. Lenovo ($1,088) This ThinkPad is a bit thicker and 0.84 pounds heavier than the MacBook, but it's a nicely priced competitor that brings more horsepower, screen real estate, and a great keyboard.

Also, Lenovo still believes in multiple ports! The base configuration has a 2.7GHz Intel Core i5 CPU and 4GB RAM, and there's a pair of USB 3.0 ports, HDMI-out, and a Mini DisplayPort. All this for 200 bucks less than the MacBook. The 1080p screen is lower-res (157ppi vs. 226ppi), but you can move up to higher-resolution and touchscreen configurations. Josh Valcarcel/WIRED ($1,000) The major caveat with the Pixel is that it's a Chromebook—it only runs web apps.

If you use your browser for everything, it may be worth a look. It certainly has muscle, with a 2.2GHz Core i5 CPU, 8GB RAM, a gorgeous 239ppi touchscreen display that's just under 13 inches. It not only rocks a pair of USB-C ports, but also a pair of USB 3.0 ports and an SD card reader. Battery life is great.

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But at 3.3 pounds it's more than a pound heavier than the MacBook, and you only get 32GB storage for the hefty price. Apple ($900) If you're looking for an ultraportable Mac, the 11-inch Air still deserves your attention. It may not be available in gold or space gray, and you're giving up quite a bit in screen resolution—142 ppi for the Air, 226 ppi for the MacBook. But there's plenty to like. Its 1.6GHz Core i5 CPU is better equipped for Photoshop, and it has a pair of USB 3.0 ports in addition to a Thunderbolt 2 jack. You can step up to the $1,000 13-incher for better battery life (12 hours verus 9 hours) with a bit more weight (2.96 pounds versus 2.28 pounds).