At Monday June 20, 2011, Apple proudly introduces new Sandy Bridge which based Mac Book air modes in the very near future and there is a variety of sources over the past few months having pegged the first for a June-July timeframe. In other hand Apple is holding the Mac Book Air release until OS X Lion is ready to go, it has meaning that a release would apparently occur sometime in July. But detailed specs about these new models have yet appear, even though they will almost certainly include the new thunderbolt connectivity standard being pushed forward by Apple and it is based on Intel’s Sandy Bridge platform. Moreover a significant enhancement over the Core 2 Duo platform used in the Mac Book airs.

 

Others information about the new Mac Book air will be available with a black finish, the different from the aluminum case used on the current Mac Book Air and most of Apple’s other Macs. Beside that the most specific of the claims suggests that a black anodized aluminum case would be available on a top-end Mac Book Air model and much more the same way as Apple once offered a high-end black Mac Book on top of the standard white offerings.

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