Hi! I’m Trevor Dickerson. Thanks for stopping by my blog, Complex Simplicity. I started it in early 2007 to keep family and friends in the loop as to what's going on in my life and generally because I love to write. I post on everything from the latest technology to Richmond life, and everything in between. I hope you enjoy it, and please feel free to contact me!
I was born and raised in the West End (Short Pump area) of Richmond, Virginia. I recently completed my first year at Virginia Commonwealth University and plan on majoring in Mass Communications. I'm a Systems Engineer/Computer Technician at Attronica Computers, Inc. and am also self-employed with my own media services company, Short Pump Media Ventures, LLC., under which I run my main web advertising business, Downtown Short Pump. I am a devoted follower of Christ and attend Richmond Community Church.
So the MacBook Air started shipping yesterday, and frankly I’m not at all impressed. Sure, it’s then, but at what cost? There’s no disc drive (even though it can uses another computer’s drive over your home network, but that’s kind of rediculous), there’s very limited ports, and all for roughly the same price at the only slightly thicker, power and feature packed MacBook Pro. But hey, I mean it fits in a manilla envelope. That’s worth $3,000, right? Ha.
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