Computers

MacBook Air With Solid State Drive Gets US$500 Price Cut

By Jason Chen on July 4, 2008 at 3:51 AM

Apple just ripped US$500 off the price tag of their Solid State Drive-based MacBook Airs, which are now US$2598, down from US$3098. AppleInsider says the cuts came from two components, the 1.8GHz Core 2 Duo, which got a US$100 cut, and the 64GB SSD, which got a US$400 cut. The sub-US$3000 bill should be slightly more appetising to fans of light laptops. And fans of money.

AU: The local version has had a price cut to, down to $3,538. Still don’t think its worth the $1,000 premium though.

[Apple Store via Apple Insider]


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