Summarizes the new MacBook Air: New Intel Core i7 i5 and second-generation connectivity Thunderbolt, RAM up, backlit keyboard, and even found a slightly lower price. What better way to introduce Mac OS X Lion on the market to renew some machines? While the operating system is not yet available on the Mac App Store (it should be in the day), the new MacBook Air comes with Mac OS X Lion are already sold on the Apple Store. There are two model: the 11 and the 13 inches an entry-level and one high-end.
The MacBook Air 11-inch entry-level is powered by a Core i5-2467M 1.6 GHz. It keeps 2GB of DDR3 and a 64GB SSD. The Nvidia GeForce 320M is replaced by the graphics controller Intel HD 3000 integrated graphics Intel Core i5. The good news is that the price drop of 50 euros thanks to a strong euro.
The model 11-inch high-end inherits the same core i5-2467M 1.6 GHz and retains its 128GB SSD, however, the RAM from 2 GB on the previous model with a Core 2 Duo 4 GB Again, the GeForce 320M is replaced by the integrated Intel controller. The MacBook Air 11-inch high-end is still sold about 1150 euros. It can accommodate an optional Intel Core i7-2697M 1.8 GHz for 150 euros more and also a 256 GB SSD for 300 euros extra.
The MacBook Air 13-inch entry-level passes also 2 to 4 GB of DDR3 standard. He traded Core 2 Duo 1.86 GHz for Core i5 second generation running at 1.7 GHz. The graphics Nvidia GeForce 320M is again replaced by the Intel HD 3000 integrated processor. This model is a bit more affordable than its predecessor with a price of 1249 euros against about 1300 euros previously.
The MacBook Air 13-inch high-end has the same configuration as the entry level model but with a 256GB SSD. The price is also lowered as it is marketed for 1500 euros. This 13-inch MacBook Air can accommodate a Core i7 running at 1.8 GHz for 150 euros more.
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