By Suzana Apple MacBook Air – World’s Thinnest Notebook
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Macintosh’s notebook computer MacBook Air designed by Apple is known as the world’s thinnest notebook. It was the first laptop to implement Apple’s precision aluminum unifies body enclosure that makes it incredibly thin and amazingly light. It remains thin as always, faster than ever.
The Air continues to redefine what’s possible. Now, its new processor pushes the performance limits. It was carved from a solid sheet of aluminum. The anodized aluminum surface and stunning contours confirm MacBook Air as a feat of beautiful engineering.
The glossy 13.3-inch, widescreen LED-backlit display offers the same viewable size as the screen on the new 13-inch MacBook Pro. The resolution is 1280-by-800 which gives you vibrant images and rich colors, making it just right for watching your own in-flight movies. The LED makes the display more power efficiency, which translates into longer battery life.
Its keyboard has full size and its backlit keys make it easy to work in the darker places. There is also a built-in ambient light sensor that automatically adjusts keyboard illumination and display brightness for optimal visibility.
It also features an advanced NVIDIA processor that sets the standard for graphics performance in an ultra-portable notebook. It helps MacBook Air reach new levels of graphics performance without sacrificing battery life.
The Intel Core 2 Duo processor in Air was designed to fit within the computer’s compact dimensions. With Intel’s processor, it delivers faster speed at 1.86GHz or 2.13GHz. It also has a 1066MHz front-side bus, 2GB of DDR3 memory, and 6MB of L2 cache which also provides the power for you to be as productive in the air as you are in the office.
The Air is really amazing in terms of its design, performance, and durability. This notebook is good especially for writers. It is ultra-thin and ultra-portable. The price is now starting at $1499. Get the world’s thinnest laptop and enjoy its portability now.
