We can only assume that the price drop is due to the crashing prices of solid state memory and the 1.8MHz CPU from Intel.
Specs remain unchanged.
Apple drops top Macbook Air price
The kindly folk at Cupertino have lopped £300 ($500) off of the price of the top-spec Macbook Air.
We can only assume that the price drop is due to the crashing prices of solid state memory and the 1.8MHz CPU from Intel.
Specs remain unchanged.
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