The problem is that in the flesh does not correspond with the outside Supreme - Apple was forced to keep the aging processor Intel Core 2 Duo.
Intel had originally produced a special version, smaller packages of Core 2 Duo first generation MacBook Air, which still hung in the press last year.
The small processor package, no doubt, could not be completed before time, before the generation of this year Intel Sandy Bridge chips.
So here we have recently launched the 2011 MacBook Air to use the old days of Mac OS X 10.7 Lion - with all the new processors.
The good news is that new models are not lacking in performance. Even the basic models are stackable. Off-the-shelf models come with 1.6 i5 bulbs (11 inches, £ 849 / £ 999 depending on memory and SSD) or 1.7 GHz (13 inch £ 1.099 / £ 1.349, depending on the memory and SSD) variants.
Even better is that for an extra £ 100, you can shoot a Core i7 1.8 GHz high-end 13-inch (150 pounds is to jump into the high-end 11-inch) and this is within the 13 - inch MacBook Air, Apple was kind enough to lend us here. (This is the 7-2677M, if you're an aficionado of code.)
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The model we have in our hands is very fast, and despite using numerous i5 sand bridge, including the new MacBook Pro 2011, we believe that the performance of these machines will not disappoint.
Whichever you choose, the MacBook Air laptop Mac is not bad food - in fact, Apple has so much faith that she interrupted the MacBook for the retail purchase (which is still available for education, apparently).
MacBook Air is expensive, of course, but you get what you pay for.
As with the MacBook Pro, MacBook Air also adopts the Intel gestation Ray - once again evident in a DisplayPort connection. Ray will launch several products over time, but in the meantime, Apple has also launched a new Apple Display ray is a thorn in our theory that lightning is just a gadget.
You see, monitor, docking station acts as the MacBook Air. It is Gigabit Ethernet, USB and FireWire ports - and everything to combine more than Thunderbolt, and a video link, of course! We have to say, the idea of having a single point, as the dock connection is powerful Thunderbolt attractive - even if the display is a monstrous 899 pounds
Which to choose?
Although the 13-inch MacBook Air is a great workhorse useful for most activities, the 11-inch MacBook Air is still a very competent machine for most purposes. Appears to remain the same generation, although they do is different.
Graphics is now available in Intel HD 3000 graphics integrated into the new Core chips instead of the Nvidia GeForce 320M used in the last generation. Although Sandy Bridge Intel graphics are fine for most needs, whether superior performance of graphics you want you need a MacBook Pro
In terms of pixels, the 4:09 p.m. 11-inch panels of 1366 × 768, while the 13-inch 16:10 - 1440 × 900th
All memory is solid state, like the last generation, and comes with 11-inch 64 GB or 128 GB, or 13 inches, while the supply is 128 GB or 256 GB depending on model. You can have up to 4 GB of DDR3 memory.
One of the most annoying about the latest MacBook Air was a compromise had to be done on the backlit keyboard - it's gone to the chagrin of many potential buyers. Fortunately, it is now well and truly back.
As expected from any Apple laptop, there are glass Multi-Touch trackpad that supports multi-touch gestures León.
There is also support for Bluetooth 4.0 you should be interested if you also get the standard Apple Web camera (not HD) and an SD card in the 13-inch was introduced with the last generation. Since then, no room to include a 11-inch.
The weight is comparable to the latest generation of air of 1.08 kg and 1.34 kg 11 inches by 13 inches. It seems odd that the MacBook Air is Apple's entry-level laptop. But that's what happened.
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