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Even though it has the same .68-inch thin body as the previous two models, the mid-2012 MacBook Air adds in Intel's 3rd generation Ivy Bridge processors, two USB 3.0 ports, and the option to double its RAM to 8GB and up its SSD storage capacity to 512GB. Description |
The 2011 MacBook Air keeps the same super-slim design as the previous model, yet includes double the power with Intel Core i5 and i7 processors. It's also been updated with a backlit keyboard and Thunderbolt port. |
Keeping the same .68-inch thin body as the previous two models, the mid-2012 MacBook Air adds in the latest Intel Ivy Bridge processors, USB 3.0, and the option to double its RAM and up its SSD storage capacity to 512GB. |
The 2011 MacBook Air retains the same super-thin profile as the previous model, yet boasts an upgraded Intel Sandy Bridge processor, a Thunderbolt port, backlit keyboard, and Apple's Lion OS. |
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