The Verge

The 2010 MacBook Air had an all new design and was available strictly with solid-state storage options. It had an all new low starting price of $1,299, yet kept the same full-size keyboard and five hour battery life as its predecessor.

Description

• Laptop type: Ultraportable
• Width: 12.8 inches
• Depth: 8.94 inches
• Thickness: 0.68 inches
• Weight: 2.96 pounds
• Color: Silver

Hardware

• Screen size (diagonal): 13.3 inches
• Display surface: Glossy
• Technology: LCD
• Backlight: LED
• Resolution (X): 1440 px
• Resolution (Y): 900 px

Display (base)

• Type: Chiclet
• Backlit: No
• Number pad: No

Keyboard

• CPU brand: Intel
• CPU family: Penryn
• Model: Core 2 Duo L9400
• Cores: 2
• Clockspeed: 1.86 GHz

Processor (base)

• Graphics type: Integrated
• Integrated GPU brand: Nvidia
• Integrated GPU model: GeForce 320M
• Dedicated VRAM size: 256 MB

GPU (base)

• Options: Flash Memory (SSD)
• Base drive type: Flash (SSD)
• Base drive capacity: 128 GB
• Max. config SSD: 256 GB
• Card reader: Yes
• Card reader support: SD

Storage

• Video resolution: VGA

Webcam

• Wi-Fi: Yes
• Wi-Fi options: 802.11n, 802.11g, 802.11b, 802.11a
• 802.11n frequencies: 5GHz, 2.4GHz
• Bluetooth: Yes
• Bluetooth version: 2.1 + EDR

Connectivity

• PCMarkVantage: 5170
• 3DMark06 (IGP): 4643
• GeekBench: 2717
• XBench: 132.54
• The Verge Battery Test: 4 hours 36 minutes

Benchmarks