New Macbook AIR announced

Mong · 15-01-2008, 08:51 PM

MacBook Air is 0.16” to 0.76”.
Magnetic latch, 13.3” widescreen display.
multi-touch trackpack
1.6 GHz Standard, 1.8 GHz Option — Intel Core 2 Duo
GB hard disk standard, 64 GB SSD as an option. “they’re pricy, but they’re fast”

Details:

Apple - MacBook Air

Seriously thin!

foz · 16-01-2008, 12:44 AM

mr mac has done very well on the jan detox!

sexualninja3000 · 16-01-2008, 01:39 AM

he needs a good meal. Very sexy but no good as no mic in. How would I play on mong fm?

Mong · 16-01-2008, 10:12 AM

I wont be buying one that's for sure. My macbook is fine for now though it would benefit from more RAM I guess.

Rustman · 16-01-2008, 01:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mong

I wont be buying one that's for sure. My macbook is fine for now though it would benefit from more RAM I guess.

i just got 4gig for about £90 inc delivery.... very nice in the macbook i tell thee.

Mong · 16-01-2008, 01:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rustman

i just got 4gig for about £90 inc delivery.... very nice in the macbook i tell thee.

ah right

when did you buy your macbook? (just to see if my macbook is the same model)

Can you give me a link please

Rustman · 16-01-2008, 04:48 PM

mine was one of the mid 2007 ones. not the latest revision but the one before. (MB061LL/A) <http://support.apple.com/specs/macbook/macbook_mid_2007.html>

The memory was kingston (designed for macbook) from insight uk
Insight UK - Search: Components > Memory > "ktamb667*"
seems to have gone down a touch...

although, any model earlier than mine i believe would only accept 2gb (or not register over 2gb) can't quite remember on that one exactly, but mine reads the full 4gig.

NinjaSix · 16-01-2008, 04:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sexualninja3000

he needs a good meal. Very sexy but no good as no mic in. How would I play on mong fm?

It has a single USB socket - so you'd use an external sound card. Looks like it already has an integral webcam.

It looks like you could fold it up and put it in your pocket.

Mong · 16-01-2008, 04:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rustman

mine was one of the mid 2007 ones. not the latest revision but the one before. (MB061LL/A) <http://support.apple.com/specs/macbook/macbook_mid_2007.html>

The memory was kingston (designed for macbook) from insight uk
Insight UK - Search: Components > Memory > "ktamb667*"
seems to have gone down a touch...

although, any model earlier than mine i believe would only accept 2gb (or not register over 2gb) can't quite remember on that one exactly, but mine reads the full 4gig.

Thanx for the info

I bought mine in May just before the upgrade. How can i tell what version to be sure I know how much RAM it can take?

Rustman · 16-01-2008, 05:19 PM

if you get your serial number from the system profiler applications/utilities/system profiler, you can put it into the apple support site... Apple - Support - Specifications (on the right side of the page)

this will give you your model number.

the specs on the mac site are not exactly true ,in my case, the max allowed memory says 2gb but i found out on some other site it could take upto 4, and perhaps only be able to use 3.3GB.

i took a loot around to check which site i got the info off...
Apple - Support - Discussions - 2GHz MacBook - Max RAM 2GB or 4GB? ... lead me to

##### A Guide to MacBook RAM Upgrades - MacNN Forums which should tell you whether your macbook can accept 2/3.3/4 gb of ram...

i knew mine would work with at least 3.3 so i went for 4gb cos at that price i thought it was a steal tbh.

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Rustman Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 183 Credits: 1,010	mine was one of the mid 2007 ones. not the latest revision but the one before. (MB061LL/A) <http://support.apple.com/specs/macbook/macbook_mid_2007.html> The memory was kingston (designed for macbook) from insight uk Insight UK - Search: Components > Memory > "ktamb667*" seems to have gone down a touch... although, any model earlier than mine i believe would only accept 2gb (or not register over 2gb) can't quite remember on that one exactly, but mine reads the full 4gig.

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Rustman Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 183 Credits: 1,010	if you get your serial number from the system profiler applications/utilities/system profiler, you can put it into the apple support site... Apple - Support - Specifications (on the right side of the page) this will give you your model number. the specs on the mac site are not exactly true ,in my case, the max allowed memory says 2gb but i found out on some other site it could take upto 4, and perhaps only be able to use 3.3GB. i took a loot around to check which site i got the info off... Apple - Support - Discussions - 2GHz MacBook - Max RAM 2GB or 4GB? ... lead me to ##### A Guide to MacBook RAM Upgrades - MacNN Forums which should tell you whether your macbook can accept 2/3.3/4 gb of ram... i knew mine would work with at least 3.3 so i went for 4gb cos at that price i thought it was a steal tbh.

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