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DV Hardware (Free subscription) | 2 hours ago
A harsh review of solid state disks by Tom's Hardware earlier this week busted the myth that these drives use less power than hard disk drives but SSD makers are quick to point out that things will change in the future. However, high-performance solid state drive maker STEC provided some insight into what to expect. Data used in the Tom's Hardware piece applies to the current first-generation mass-market...
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MSDN Blogs (Free subscription) | yesterday
Apple Drops Price Of MacBook Air The price reduction appears to be the result of a drop in the price of the 1.8-GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor and a reduction in the price of the 64-GB solid-state drive. By Antone Gonsalves July 3, 2008 Apple has quietly dropped the price of its fastest MacBook Air, the company's thinnest and lightest notebook, by $500. The price reduction appears to be the result...
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TechSpot (Free subscription) | yesterday
Following a slump in the cost of the NAND flash memory used to produce solid-state disks, Apple has decided to give a pleasant surprise to those in the market for an SSD-equipped MacBook Air by quietly cutting as much as $500 off the price for an SSD upgrade.
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Web Worker Daily (Free subscription) | yesterday
A few days ago, when I was writing about the conflicting power consumption claims for solid-state drives (SSDs), it cost an extra $999 to get one in your new MacBook Air. Well, no more. Apple has revised their pricing: the premium for SSD over mechanical hard drive is now only $599. The new price point, presumably [...]
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Laptoping.com (Free subscription) | yesterday
Apple this month cut the price of the MacBook Air version with a solid state drive by $500, AppleInsider reports. “The Cupertino-based Mac maker is now selling its super slim 13-inch 1.8GHz MacBook Air with a 64GB solid state drive for $2598, down from the $3098 fetching price that was listed as recently as last week,” [...]
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Pocket-lint (Free subscription) | yesterday
Solid-state version reduced by £300 Apple has slashed the price of the solid-state version of the MacBook Air, cutting costs by £300 in the UK, or by $500 for American consumers. ... Read MacBook Air gets a price cut on Pocket-lint now
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mac.ro (Free subscription) | yesterday
Price cut thanks to lower cost of Nand flash memory Apple has dropped the price of the solid-state drive version of the MacBook Air to £1,719 inc VAT.
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mac.ro (Free subscription) | yesterday
Price cut thanks to lower cost of Nand flash memory Apple has dropped the price of the solid-state drive version of the MacBook Air to £1,719 inc VAT.
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mac.ro (Free subscription) | yesterday
Price cut thanks to lower cost of Nand flash memory Apple has dropped the price of the solid-state drive version of the MacBook Air to £1,719 inc VAT.
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NeoWin (Free subscription) | yesterday
Apple's MacBook Air - still the world's slimmest laptop; VoodooPC's Envy isn't shipping yet - just got cheaper. Well, sort of. Apple's knocked £300/$500 off the price of the solid-state drive model. Launched at £2028/$3098, the Air with the 64GB SSD now costs £1719/$2598, undoubtedly thanks to tumbling Flash memory prices. The sub-notebook's other specs remain the same. View: The full story @ The Reg...
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mac.ro (Free subscription) | yesterday
Overnight, £300 cheaper Apple's MacBook Air - still the world's slimmest laptop; VoodooPC's Envy isn't shipping yet - just got cheaper. Well, sort of. Apple's knocked £300/$500 off the price of the solid-state drive model.…
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D' Technology Weblog (Free subscription) | yesterday
AppleInsider reports that with the price of NAND flash memory continuing its steady sequential decline, Apple this month cut the price of its Solid State Drive (SSD)-equipped MacBook Air by half a grand. The Cupertino-based Mac maker is now selling its super slim 13-inch 1.8GHz MacBook Air with a 64GB Solid State Drive for $2598, down [...]
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mac.ro (Free subscription) | yesterday
Apple has slashed the price on its high-end MacBook Air (SSD) by as much as $500. The price reduction is most significant for those looking to acquire a unit, especially the model featuring a 64GB, solid state drive. Various reports are noting that ...
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mac.ro (Free subscription) | yesterday
Apple sliced $500, or 16 percent, off the price of its most expensive MacBook Air model, the ultra-thin notebook computer introduced by chief executive Steve Jobs, right, in January. The costliest version, with a 64-gigabyte solid-state hard drive and an Intel Core 2 Duo chip running at 1.8 gigahertz, now sells for $2,598, spokesman Bill Evans said. The starting price for the Air with a 1.6-GHz ...
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Denver Post (Free subscription) | yesterday
Apple sliced $500, or 16 percent, off the price of its most expensive MacBook Air model, the ultra-thin notebook computer introduced by chief executive Steve Jobs, right, in January. The costliest version, with a 64-gigabyte solid-state hard drive and an Intel Core 2 Duo chip running at 1.8 gigahertz, now sells for $2,598, spokesman Bill Evans said. The starting price for the Air with a 1.6-GHz chip...
