MacBook Air Rev. B Laptop Reviews Pictures
The MacBook Air Rev. B Laptop has a 65nm chip on a smaller package than the regular one.Apple did quite a bit under the hood to turn this into a serious laptop — of sorts. Full disclosure: we (meaning a certain Paul Miller, specifically) have been using a Rev.A MacBook Air Rev. B Laptop for the better part of a year as a primary machine, to very much frustration, so we had some pretty big bones to pick with whatever revision Apple might toss into our laps.
MacBook Air Rev. B Laptop Reviews Pictures
MacBook Air Rev. B Laptop still one measly USB port, no FireWire, no Ethernet, a non-standard display plug (mini-DisplayPort instead of the equally obscure micro-DVI) a non-replaceable battery, an external-only disc drive with some odd power requirements and no internal 3G option or ExpressCard slot — this is still a far cry from your standard, “full featured” laptop.What can happen in terms of pricing is lower prices for SSD (especially if the MBA is selling that well according to various articles), buying more SSD at a time would lower the prices as well as the trend (-40% per year or so). It is possible that this summer the Apple price of a 64GB SSD goes down to $700 (-30%) and makes it possible for a 128GB SSD at $1400. Another thing that can hepl in terms of pricing is to use only the 1.86GHz part instead of offering both 1.60/1.86, the price difference being only $32 (in 1,000 units trays).
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