Apple Launches New Macbook Air With Intel Sandy Bridge Processor

Macbook Pro refresh was due on Apple to bring its advanced and improved model with new handy features. We have earlier reported that the new Macbook Pro will be equipped with a super duper Intel Sandy Bridge Processor which is a most popular processor in the market and has become an icon for Intel products.

It was only a matter of time, but the Cupertino team have announced an update to the 11-inch and 13 inch MacBook Air. The new netbooks feature the second generation Intel Sandy Bridge, backlit keyboard and a Thunderbolt port.

It was only a matter of time, but the Cupertino team have announced an update to the 11-inch and 13 inch MacBook Air. The new netbooks feature the second generation Intel Sandy Bridge, backlit keyboard and a Thunderbolt port.

Just nine months since the last update, Apple has improved the specifications of its MacBook Air 11-inch and 13 inch. Although the exterior of this slim aluminum design is essentially the same, both models now feature the Intel "Sandy Bridge" Core i5 and i7, high-speed ports of the beam, backlit keyboards, and OS X Lion.

The latest 11.6-inch MacBook Air has a starting price of $ 999 with Solid State Disk 64GB, 2GB of memory and a 1.6GHz Core i5 processor. You'll have to spend $ 1. 199 if you want the 11-inch Air with a higher capacity SSD 128GB and 4GB of memory. Air 13-inch starts at $ 1,299, with an SSD of 128 GB, 4 GB of RAM, and a 1. Core i5 7GHz. Updating the 13-inch model with a 256 GB SSD will cost $ 1,599 instead.

One of the welcome changes to the new MacBook Air comes in the form of a new LED backlit keyboard so you can see the keys in the dark. The new Intel now airs HD 3000 graphics instead of Nvidia graphics, but this may not be a concern for MacBook Air users, as they usually are not playing with these laptops. Once again, Apple has removed the SD of the 11-inch model (apparently Apple thinks people with digital cameras only buy laptops 13 inches).

The 13-inch model also gets a larger screen resolution of 1440x900, while the 11-inch air is left with a 1366x768 screen. The 11 inch has a battery rated for up to five hours, while 13-inch model has a maximum of seven hours of battery life according to Apple.

Do not miss NotebookReview. com in the coming weeks for more coverage of these Macs thin and light, but feel free to visit the Apple website for more information about the new MacBook Air. It was only a matter of time, but the Cupertino team have announced an update to the 11-inch and 13 inch MacBook Air. The new netbooks feature the second generation Intel Sandy Bridge, backlit keyboard and a Thunderbolt port.

Just nine months since the last update, Apple has improved the specifications of its MacBook Air 11-inch and 13 inch. Although the exterior of this slim aluminum design is essentially the same, both models now feature the Intel "Sandy Bridge" Core i5 and i7, high-speed ports of the beam, backlit keyboards, and OS X Lion.
The latest 11.6-inch MacBook Air has a starting price of $ 999 with Solid State Disk 64GB, 2GB of memory and a 1.6GHz Core i5 processor. You'll have to spend $ 1. 199 if you want the 11-inch Air with a higher capacity SSD 128GB and 4GB of memory. Air 13-inch starts at $ 1,299, with an SSD of 128 GB, 4 GB of RAM, and a 1. Core i5 7GHz. Updating the 13-inch model with a 256 GB SSD will cost $ 1,599 instead.

One of the welcome changes to the new MacBook Air comes in the form of a new LED backlit keyboard so you can see the keys in the dark. The new Intel now airs HD 3000 graphics instead of Nvidia graphics, but this may not be a concern for MacBook Air users, as they usually are not playing with these laptops. Once again, Apple has removed the SD of the 11-inch model (apparently Apple thinks people with digital cameras only buy laptops 13 inches).

The 13-inch model also gets a larger screen resolution of 1440x900, while the 11-inch air is left with a 1366x768 screen. The 11 inch has a battery rated for up to five hours, while 13-inch model has a maximum of seven hours of battery life according to Apple.
Do not miss NotebookReview. com in the coming weeks for more coverage of these Macs thin and light, but feel free to visit the Apple website for more information about the new MacBook Air.