Last year at its “Back to the Mac” event, apple launched a revampedpair of 11 and 13 inch macbook Air models that borrowed hardwaredetails from the iPad. This year, the company’s duo of light andthin notebooks get some notable hardware enhancements but alsobenefit significantly from Mac OS X Lion, which incorporates avariety of iPad software features. The Evolution of the macbook Air The original MacBook Air ( review ), launched at the beginning of 2008, drew praise over its uniquecombination of a high mobility, super-thin design that managed toretain a full sized keyboard and 13 inch display.
NEW DELHI: apple has announced upgrade to its macbook Pro and macbook Air range of notebook computers with the launch of new models. It also took the wraps off its next generation operating systems,including Mountain Lion and the popular mobile OS iOS 6, at its 23rd annual developers’ conference WWDC (World WideDevelopers Conference). Earlier, apple had been rumoured to be getting ready to shelveMacBook Air in some quarters. Instead, Apple made it airy andfaster. The new notebooks will sport a new heart too.
With iCloud built into OS Xfoundation, Mountain Lion will make it easier for multiple Appledevice users to keep their content up to date across all devices. The 15-inch macbook Pro will come with a 2.3 GHz Intel Core i7 IvyBridge processor with Turbo Boost speeds up to 3.3 GHz, 8GB ofmemory and 256GB of flash storage starting at Rs 1,52,900,including tax. Another model will come with a 2.6 GHz processorwith Turbo Boost speeds up to 3.6 GHz, 8GB of memory and 512GB offlash storage starting at Rs 1,92,900 (all inclusive). “Today we’ve updated the entire macbook line with fasterprocessors, graphi
The macbook Air willcome with the latest Intel core processors, faster graphics and flash storage that is up totwice as fast as the previous generation. The presently available13-inch and 15-inch macbook Pro have been updated with the latestIntel quad core Ivy Bridge processors and graphics from Nvidia. In a bid to take on the new crop of ultrabooks from rivals, the newMacBook Air will also be lighter on the wallet after apple knockedabout $100 on the price tag across all models, except theentry-level model which will continue to be priced at $999. All models will come packed with much higher
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