http://www.macmall.com/n/Macbook-Air/macNavLinks-macNavLinks.221
Are they selling brand new old Air's? Am I wrong, or are those Rev A's?
Are they selling brand new old Air's? Am I wrong, or are those Rev A's?
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MacMall? What's the Deal?
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Was intended to link right to their Air prices.
This is the listing.
13" MacBook Air Blowout Special
1.6Hz Intel Core 2 Duo
2GB DDR2 memory onboard
120GB SATA hard drive
Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard
Ships: Usually ships the same business day
List Price: Price: $1,499.00
Your Price: $1,199.99
Instant Rebate(s): 0(0%)
Mail-in Rebate(s): $100.00(8%)
You Save: $399.01(27%)
Final Price: $1,099.99
Based on CPU and HDD, this looks like the lower end "Rev B". I suspect the DDR2 is a typo. They are trying to unload old stock.
For the 1099 price point I got the Rev A - 1.8/64GB SSD - which I absolutely love and the price difference was enough for me to go with the original high end rather than the rev B - MacMall does not tax me 
and Apple well - does - so that saves me around $100.
But it is an okay deal - if you have the cash the Rev B at 1349 from the refurb store is the way to go - double the hard drive space from the Rev A and a real graphics card.
Best of luck if you are in search of purchasing one
and Apple well - does - so that saves me around $100. But it is an okay deal - if you have the cash the Rev B at 1349 from the refurb store is the way to go - double the hard drive space from the Rev A and a real graphics card.
Best of luck if you are in search of purchasing one
For the 1099 price point I got the Rev A - 1.8/64GB SSD - which I absolutely love and the price difference was enough for me to go with the original high end rather than the rev B - MacMall does not tax me
But it is an okay deal - if you have the cash the Rev B at 1349 from the refurb store is the way to go - double the hard drive space from the Rev A and a real graphics card.
Best of luck if you are in search of purchasing one
The $400 difference is really what's hanging me up. Guess it's the thought of just having the mobile machine....not the big heavy processing machine, that's what the pro is for.
On the other hand, apple refurb has a 15 inch macbook pro for $1299.
Yikes, I hate options!