Oct 20 2010, 1:33pm CDT | by Robert Evans
Apple has merged the Mac and the iPad. No, seriously- they even said so. Jobs even asked, "What if the Mac met the iPad?" before he announced this thing. The new Air is .68 inches thick and only .11" thick at its thinnest spot. It weighs 2.9 lbs and has a 13.3" LED backlit display and a full-size keyboard. The screen resolution is a mighty 1440x900.
The Air packs a Core 2 Duo processor with Nvidia GeForce 320m graphics. There is no optical drive and no hard drive- this thing is 100% solid-state. It has instant on and a 30-day standby time with full battery life. Half of this thing is battery- and there's an 11.6" model that weighs only 2.3 lbs but has identical hardware.
The little Air starts at $999 and the 128 GB model costs $1,199. The 13.3" starts at $1299 and both devices are available today. More details on the new MacBook Air can be found here.
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Robert Evans
The excitement about new smartphones, tablets and anything mobile drive
Robert to unearth the latest rumors and developments in this fast
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where the mobile market is going.
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