Apple Macbook Air 11.6

128 GB SSD (Solid State Drive)

Apple MacBook Air "Core i5" 1.6 11" (mid 2011/2012/Thunderbolt) includes a 32-nm "Sandy Bridge" 1.6GHz Intel "Core i5" 2467M CPU with two standalone processing nuclei on a unified die, 3MB shared 3-bit level 3 and 4GB on-board 1333MHz DDR3 SDRAM and 128GB internal RAM, and an Intel HDG Graphics 3000 GPU with 384MB DDR3 SDRAM and system RAM sharing.

All this is packaged in a razor-thin (0.11-0.68 inch), 2.3-pound aluminium housing with an integral "FaceTime" camcorder, a full-size keypad with backlighting (but smaller feature keys) and an 11.6" wide TFT LCD high-gloss LCD screen (1366x768 natively). The connectivity features 802.11a/b/g/n Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 4.0, two 2.0 ports and analogue outputs as well as a new "Thunderbolt" connector that is backward compliant with Mini DisplayPort and also support an 2560x1600 remote screen and transmit an analogue sound as well.

The Thunderbolt also accepts other peripheral devices that use the Thunderbolt protocol, which provides up to 10 Gbps bi-directional bandwith. There is no Ethernet (an optional $29 USD extra is available ) and Firewire and visuals in/out. In comparison to its forerunner, this one has a very similar outer case, although it has the already mentioned Thunderbolt connector, a keypad with backlight and is a bit more heavy.

However, it has a quicker internal CPU, quicker internal design, quicker internal memory (RAM) and enhanced cordless features.

Overhauled 11.6-inch MacBook Air 1.6GHz dual-core Intel Core i5 with dual-core processor

The MacBook Air features ultra-fast 802 support. 802 ultra-fast MacBook Air support. MacBook Air features 11ac Wi-Fi. Connecting to an 802.11ac 802 basestation - with AirPort Extreme and AirPort Time Capsule - delivers up to three times higher mobile computing speeds than the preceding generations of Wi-Fi or MacBook Air with 802.11n Wi-Fi2. Your Wi-Fi coverage also increases.

MacBook Air uses built-in wireless connectivity to pair with your Bluetooth-enabled device, including your loudspeakers and earphones. MacBook Air is amazingly small, yet it fits on a full-size keypad that makes typing easy and intuitive. Featuring a dual-speed connection, you can plug your MacBook Air into the latest equipment and display types, such as the Apple 5.0 Display, with twice the speed of the last generations.

The MacBook Air also comes with two 3-port so you can plug in the latest 3-device and all your 2-device computers. MacBook Air turns from an ultra-portable laptop into a full desktop with just a few connectors. Faster all flashing memory. A part of what makes MacBook Air so reactive is that it is fully aligned with memory using FLASH.

As a result, MacBook Air is not only much easier and more portable than conventional laptops, it also offers quicker file download. It' PCIe-based memory is up to 17 times quicker than a conventional 5400 rpm laptop3. So, when you open MacBook Air, it's instantly up and running.

The monitor also comes to live after one months in stand-by state. Allows up to 9 hour rechargeable batteries. MacBook Air's lightweight full-flash tray provides room for a large rechargeable pack. In conjunction with Intel's fifthgeneration energy-efficient core technology, this rechargeable has a number of striking figures.

This 11-inch version achieves up to 9 h batteries on a singular charging. If you put MacBook Air to hibernation for more than 3hrs, it goes into stand-by to extend up to 30 days of your MacBook Air's life4. Intel Core Fifth Gen Intel Core CPUs. The MacBook Air is driven by a fifth-grad Intel Core 5 CPU.

Plus, the Intel HD graphics 6000 processors offer enhanced power that you'll see in gaming and other graphics-intensive work.