Apple Breathes Life Into New MacBook Air
Apple today updated the MacBook Air with next generation processors, high-speed Thunderbolt I/O technology, a backlit keyboard and Mac OS X Lion which was announced at the WWDC 2011.


Incredibly slim design
Speaking about the new MacBook Air, Philip Schiller, Apple’s senior vice president of Worldwide Product Marketing said that being portable, affordable and powerful; the MacBook Air is the ultimate everyday notebook. He went on to say that MacBook Air features Apple’s most advanced technology and is an ideal match for Lion, especially with its new Multi-Touch gestures, full-screen apps, Mission Control and Mac App Store.

0.11-inches at its thinnest point
MacBook Air also features a high resolution LED backlit display that is thin yet has the resolution of a much larger, bulkier screen. The 11-inch model has a native resolution of 1366x768 while the 13-inch model features a native resolution of 1440x900. With Wi-Fi capabilities, users can wirelessly download apps from the Mac App Store, get music and movies from iTunes, back up data to Time Capsule and quickly and easily share files using AirDrop. MacBook Air includes Bluetooth for wireless peripherals and two USB ports for easy connectivity for the wired and wireless devices you use every day. Every new MacBook Air comes with Mac OS X Lion which is the eighth major release of the world’s most advanced operating system, and iLife apps for creating and sharing photos, movies and music.
With all your favorite apps
Prices for the various Macbook Air models are as follows:
11-inch MacBook Air
1.6 GHz / 2 GB RAM / 64GB SSD - Rs. 56,900 (VAT included)
1.6 GHz / 4 GB RAM / 128GB SSD - Rs. 67,900 (VAT included)
13-inch MacBook Air
1.7 GHz / 4 GB RAM / 128 GB SSD - Rs. 73,900 (VAT included)
1.7 GHz / 4 GB RAM / 256 GB SSD - Rs. 89,900 (VAT included)
Apple is also offering optional upgrades, which include a 1.8 GHz Core i7 processor, more Flash storage space, the MacBook Air SuperDrive and a USB Ethernet adapter. For more information on the MacBook Air, click the link here.

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