Apple MacBook Air MD223 Core i5-3317U 1.7GHz 64GB 11.6in
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Apple MacBook Air (11-inch, 2011)
The 11-inch MacBook Air has been on a tear ever since it first debuted back in October of 2010, combining a razor-thin design with instant-on responsiveness for an affordable price.- Comfortable backlit keyboard
- Faster Core i5 processor
- Very thin and light
- Flash memory helps machine wake instantly
- Bright display with wide viewing angles
- Thunderbolt support
- Below-average battery life
- Starting configuration has only 64GB of storage
- No SD card slot
Apple MacBook Air 11in (mid-2012) review
If you don't need quad-core processing power, but still require a stable, comfortable keyboard to do your writing, this year's refreshed Apple MacBook Air 11in (which starts at £849) might be the chariot you're looking for.- Thin and light
- Speedy enough with an Ivy Bridge CPU
- Nicely bright screen
- Smart multi-touch trackpad
- Only middling battery life
- No SD card slot
- or HDMI/Ethernet
Apple MacBook Air 11-inch 128GB Mid 2011
Apple's dinkiest and most desirable ultraportable is also its most affordable, but is it a false economy? Alan Lu finds out in our review.
Takes two steps forward, two steps back...
I've been a keen Apple user since 1994 now, and I don't consider myself to be a particularly technically minded person - in other words, I feel that I am the core audience (no pun intended) for the company.
Macbook Air 11″ (July 2011) Review
Macbook gets an average life to around 5 hours with screen brightness set to medium and laptop brightness turned off. Oh yes, I forgot to mention, it comes with a backlit keyboard! This is great for anybody who is on the go and is often in dark rooms or just when there is no light.
Apple MacBook Air 11-inch (Mid 2013)
For the amount you're paying many will ask why there isn't a HDMI port or an Ethernet port or why Apple hasn't upgraded the screens resolution. In short the Apple MacBook Air is all about style and incorporates the minimal performance for such a price.- Great battery life
- Thin
- Lightweight
- Comfortable multi-touch trackpad
- Backlit keyboard
- No SD card slot
- No Ethernet port
- No HDMI port
Apple MacBook Air (summer 2011, 11-inch) – Lighter, Faster and Portable
Apple's recently launched MacBook Airs (11- and 13- inch) are the successor to Apple's MacBook Airs that debuted in October last year. The previous generation 11-inch MacBook Air was the slimmest, smallest and the most portable laptop ever made by Apple.
MacBook Air 11-inch Review (Summer 2011)
Last year we reviewed the MacBook Air 11-inch (late 2010). Almost 10 months later, Apple has rolled out an update to the Air, the MacBook...- Blazing fast performance
- same lightweight and chic design as with the previous Air model
- excellent value
- now with backlit-keyboard too
- perfect for laptop serious travelers and those always on the go
- super responsive – and did we mention how fast it is!
- Base $999 configuration only comes with 2GB of ram
- lacks SD card slot
- we're not sold on Thunderbolt yet
2011 Macbook Air 11.6″ Review
The refresh of the new 11.6″ and 13.3″ Macbook Air last July 2011 has introduced more powerful Intel Core i5 and Core i7 processors into the line-up. I got the 4GB RAM, 128GB SSD Core i5 Macbook Air 11.6″ to test out. See full review after the jump.
Review Apple MacBook Air 11 Mid 2011 (1.6 GHz, 128 GB SSD) Subnotebook
The Toshiba Satellite Z830 10J changes hands for a grand. The user benefits from the lightest 13.3 inch ultrabook (1110 grams) of all times. Even the MacBook Air 13 is heavier with 1330 grams.