New Macbook Air next generation Launched

**Mr Alfa** · 21-10-2010

Apple is on his " Back to the Mac event next Wednesday is expected to introduce a new MacBook Air. According to a person familiar with the plans of the manufacturer's source, the device will not only be smaller than its predecessor, but also "much cheaper". Apple's MacBook Air will soon with a smaller display, a thinner body and a cheap rate. The case of the new MacBook Air will be "smaller and slimmer. The exact dimensions are not known. According to media reports, the notebook has a 11.6 inch display . It is certain that the screen size below the 13.3 of the current model and the 9.7 inch of the iPad.

The new MacBook Air is powered by an older version of a supposedly Intel Core processor. In addition to Nvidia's MCP89 chipset to be on board, in the current 13-inch MacBook is used as well. Apparently Apple has also increased the battery life. It is unclear whether a touch screen and a set of tags based on the iPad 'instant-on "function are also included. Although products such as iPhone and Apple iPad bring more attention to sell the Mac computer, the company is currently working well. According to the latest figures from IDC, Apple in the third quarter, a 10.6 percent share of the U.S. PC market, ranking it against Acer for third place behind Hewlett-Packard and Dell .

At the launch of the Air in 2008, Apple had the light weight and thin body brought to the fore what the original price of 2500$ was reflected. Since then, the iPad and some leaning against the Macbook Air Mini-notebooks on the market come to the much cheaper can be had. prototype of the Macbook Air to be the integrated but as the current host an Intel Core 2 Duo T9400 processor (1.86 GHz). It could, therefore, when recording at a very early prototype. The illustrated configuration shows 2 GB of memory, two USB ports, mini-display port and an SD card reader.

**Abenaki** · 21-04-2011

Macbook Air is one kind of a thinnest system that you can use. The design itself is much better and nice. There is always one issue with this kind of system is bending of the corners. I found my friend when stuffing the laptop in the bag he accidentally bended the same at the corners and the same does not covers under Apple's warranty. That is really an awful news. There must be some kind of protection provided for the same.