Apple MacBook Air (Mid 2009 Revision)

Promoted as "the world's thinnest notebook," the MacBook Air may be the most head-turning laptop on the market today. The system is remarkably thin, about 0.75 inches, and geek-sexy to boot.

Though it features some aspects of a Netbook, the MacBook Air is an Ultraportable-class system with an Intel Core2 Duo processor, a 13.3" LED-backlit display, and the NVIDIA GeForce 9400M graphics processor. Like a Netbook, the Air has no onboard CD/DVD drive, nor does it have an ExpressCard slot.

Downsides include only one USB port, no FireWire, an internal battery (Agghh!), and non-upgradable RAM. But if you want to be able to carry your laptop in a manila envelope, you're gonna have to pay for the privilege.

The MacBook Air was updated in June 2009. The new models numbers are MC233LL/A and MC234LL/A.

	Intel Core 2 Duo 1.86 or 2.13GHz CPU		Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard (Windows Ready)
	6MB L2 Cache / 1066MHz FSB		NVIDIA GeForce 9400M Graphics
	120GB Hard Drive (128GB SSD Option)		13.3" 1280x800 LED Backlit Display
	2GB DDR3 RAM (2GB Max)		Built-In Li-Polymer Battery
	802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi Wireless Ethernet		1.3MP Forward Facing Web Cam
	No Onboard CD/DVD Drive		No Onboard Dial-Up Modem
	No Onboard Ethernet Port		No PC CardBus Slot
	Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR		Full Sized Backlit Keyboard, Chiclet Style
	No Onboard Memory Card Reader		Up to 5 Hours Battery Life
	Mini DisplayPort and 3.5mm Audio Port		1 USB 2.0 High Speed Data Port
	Weight: 3.0 Pounds		Size: 12.78" (W) × 8.94" (D) × 0.55" (H)

		Apple Support Site [Official Apple Web Site]


		MacBook Air User Manual [English; 76 Pages]