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kettlecorn

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Mine is the macbook air, then the powercord (Brick with Magsafe) and an extension power cord, the booklet which you open to find manuals, CDs, apple stickers, USB restore thing. I didn't get an Apple cleaning cloth and an ethernet adapter. Also I was watching an unboxing on youtube of the MBA ultimate like mine and the guy's box was longer than mine with a small white compartment for his powercords.

My box is legit, not refurb and it says the right specs on the serial and everything so im wondering if those things are all just options that they put into the box when you order the stuff with it?
 
Mine is the macbook air, then the powercord (Brick with Magsafe) and an extension power cord, the booklet which you open to find manuals, CDs, apple stickers, USB restore thing. I didn't get an Apple cleaning cloth and an ethernet adapter. Also I was watching an unboxing on youtube of the MBA ultimate like mine and the guy's box was longer than mine with a small white compartment for his powercords.

My box is legit, not refurb and it says the right specs on the serial and everything so im wondering if those things are all just options that they put into the box when you order the stuff with it?
You got the same as I got then. Ethernet adapters are optional (i.e. you want, you pay).

There was a time when you got a free dock when you bought an iPod...
 
Mine is the macbook air, then the powercord (Brick with Magsafe) and an extension power cord, the booklet which you open to find manuals, CDs, apple stickers, USB restore thing. I didn't get an Apple cleaning cloth and an ethernet adapter. Also I was watching an unboxing on youtube of the MBA ultimate like mine and the guy's box was longer than mine with a small white compartment for his powercords.

My box is legit, not refurb and it says the right specs on the serial and everything so im wondering if those things are all just options that they put into the box when you order the stuff with it?

Did you see the laptop ? Because I think the first gen macbook air was sold with an ethernet adapter...
 
Did you see the laptop ? Because I think the first gen macbook air was sold with an ethernet adapter...

MBA, Adaptor, 3 pong extension cable, adaptor head, mini dvi to dvi, mini dvi to vga, 2 dvds, manual, cleaning cloth.

I know cause I bought a Rev. A.
 
I found this in my box...
 

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chris-013 said:
Because I think the first gen macbook air was sold with an ethernet adapter...

Nope for that one I also had to order it separately!

The RevA and RevB MBA's didn't include the Ethernet Adapter,

But the 2.13Ghz and 1.86Ghz RevC models (June 2009) did.
 
I found this in my box...

LMAO


Who can take a sunrise
Sprinkle it in dew
Cover it in chocolate
and a miracle or two?

The candyman
The candyman can
The candyman can cause he mixes it with love and makes the world taste good
 
That's all you got?

Mine came with two snow cones, a claw hammer and a pony!

All that, plus an official Apple Snuggie...
 
I'm pretty sure that all that is included... Have to cut cost, and raise prices somehow!
 
in the box.

As far as I can tell the American boxes don't have the extra section on the side because the wall plug can fold into itself.

In Australia the plug can't so it was put in an extra spot along with the longer adapter part. So any plug that can't be minimalist is put on the side i suppose
 
The RevA and RevB MBA's didn't include the Ethernet Adapter,

But the 2.13Ghz and 1.86Ghz RevC models (June 2009) did.

I just got my Macbook Air 13" 2.13ghz, 4gb ram Monday and it didn't come with an ethernet adaptor.
 
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jsimpson said:
The RevA and RevB MBA's didn't include the Ethernet Adapter,

But the 2.13Ghz and 1.86Ghz RevC models (June 2009) did.

I just got my Macbook Air 13" 2.13ghz, 4gb ram Monday and it didn't come with an ethernet adaptor.

He is talking about the Rev C. The one you just got is a Rev D.
 
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