The Apple MacBook Air model released July 20, 2011, comes with an Intel 1.7 GHz Core i5 processor (I5-2557M). It is equipped with an Intel HD Graphics 3000 graphics processor that has 384 MB of system memory. Being the successor of the launch model, some of the major upgrades include swapping out the hard drive for solid state storage. Making this model more portable, less fragile. This device weighs approximately 2.96 lbs which are lighter than any other device produced by Apple. Further device specifications and capabilities can be found below.
1.7 GHZCore i5
4 GB
128, 256 GB Solid State Drive
7 Hours
Storage
This MacBook Air comes with either 128 or 256 GB SSD of flash storage. The inclusion of an SSD prevents damage to the device from drops or sudden jolts. It also allowed Apple to reduce the size of the device.
Screen Size and Resolution
This MacBook Air sub-notebook has a 13.3” widescreen TFT LED-backlit active-matrix glossy display and a 1440 x 900 native resolution
Processor& Graphics Processing Unit (GPU)
This MacBook Air comes with MacOS X 10.7 (11A2063) and runs on a 1.7 GHz Intel Core i5 (I5-2557M) processor. It also has an Intel HD Graphics 3000 graphics processor that shares 384 MB of memory with the system.
Memory & Architecture
The MacBook Air is equipped with a 32k/32k Level 1 Cache and 4 MB (on chip) Level 2/Level 3 cache. It also has a 4 GB of 1333 MHz DDR3 SDRAM on board.
Battery Life
The MacBook Air comes with a 50-watt-hour lithium polymer battery that can provide up to7 hours of wireless use.
Available Upgrades
The operating system of the MacBook Air can also be upgraded from its pre-installed MacOS X 10.7 (11A2063) up to current MacOS X. It can also host Windows 7 (32-Bit) and can accommodate operating systems as recent as the Windows 7 (64-Bit). This MacBook Air is approximately 0.11 – 0.68 in × 12.8 in x 8.94 in and weighs 2.96 lbs (1.35 kg).
Inclusive Features
The MacBook Pro includes the following features and ports:
AirPort Extreme (802.11a/b/g/n) which allows connection to the best Wi-Fi bands available
A Bluetooth 4.0 allowing for quick PAN (Personal Area Network) connections and transfers
Two USB 2.0 ports are supplied for the connection of external keyboards, printers, external hard disks etc.
One Mini DisplayPort for external display
Analogue audio out
No button glass multi-touch trackpad (Inertial)
FaceTime video camera
Introduced: July 20, 2011
Discontinued: June 11, 2012
Screen Size and Resolution
Memory
Screen Size
13.3 inches
Level 1 Cache
32k/32kx2
Resolution
1440×900
Level 2/Level 3 Cache
256k x2, 3 MB (on chip)
Processor
RAM Type
DDR3 SDRAM
Processors
1 (2 Cores)
Min. RAM Speed
1333 MHz
Architecture
64-Bit
Standard RAM
4GB
Speed
1.7 GHz
Maximum RAM
4 GB
Type
Corei5 (I5-2557M)
RAM Slots
None
Processor Upgrade
Soldered
Motherboard RAM
4GB
FPU
Integrated
Graphics
System Bus Speed
5 GT/s
Video Card
HD Graphics 3000
Cache Bus Speed
1.8 GHz (Built-in)
VRAM Type
Integrated
ROM/Firmware
EFI
Standard VRAM
384 MB
EFI Architecture
64-Bit
Maximum VRAM
384 MB
Storage
Inclusive Features and Ports
Standard Storage
128, 256 GB SSD
Standard Optical Drive
None
Storage Speed
N/A
Standard Ethernet
None
Storage Dimensions
Proprietary (2.2 mm)
Standard Modem
None
Storage Interface
Mini SATA (6 Gb/s)
Standard Air Port
802.11a/b/g/n
Battery
Standard Bluetooth
4.0
Type
50 W h Li-Poly
USB Port 2.0
2
Battery Life
7hours
FireWire Port
None
Description
Keyboard
Full-size
Case Type
Notebook
Inclusive Input
Trackpad (Inertial)
Form Factor
MacBook Air 13″
SDXC Card Slot
One
Apple Order No
MC965LL/A
Microphone
1 (Internal)
Apple Subfamily
Mid-2011
Headphone
1
Apple Model Number
A1369 (EMC 2469)
Sound Out
1
Model ID
MacBook Air 4.2
Power Adapter
1
Identifier reference: MC965LL/A, A1369, EMC 2469, MacBookAir4,2. Use these together because one Apple identifier can sometimes cover multiple configurations.
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