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The MacBook Air SSD is an optional Solid State Drive that buyers can opt for instead of a conventional hard drive. Although it has a lower storage capacity, it allows faster access to the data it stores, thus speeding up all operations on the computer, including boot time.
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Fast Facts:
- First Apple computer that offers a Solid State Drive option
- SSD add-on will be approximately $1000-1300 extra
- Unveiled at Macworld 2008
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MacBook Air SSD Questions
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What is the significance of MacBook Air to the users? 2 AnswersThe MacBook Air is a limited use machine. The fact that it is extremely expensive and does not integrate an optical drive makes the price stand out. If you have... read more -
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Where can I find a SSD drive for my MacBook Pro that is bigger than 128 MB? 4 AnswersCheck out both the Samsung site and the Intel site for local retailers. As this is being written, Intel is in the process of building a flash technology offerin... read more -
What drive upgrades are available for FIRST GEN. MacBook Air? 2 AnswersThe Macbook Air, just like other Macs, uses standard hard drives. In the case of the macbook air you can use any 2.5" SATA drive. I prefer to shop at newegg.... read more
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- OakInnovations: Macworld 2008 - MacBook Air UK Specs and Prices
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