Apple is updating its ultra-thin notebook, the MacBook Air, as well as the compact Mac mini, and released the Thunderbolt Display, the world’s first display with Thunderbolt I/O technology. Apple also is debuting the latest version of its operating system software, Mac OS X Lion, which is available for download via the Apple App Store. The MacBook Air boasts the latest Intel Core i5 and Core i7 dual-core processors, a new backlit keyboard and Thunderbolt I/O technology for faster file transfers. Thunderbolt can also be adapted to support legacy connections such as FireWire and Gigabit Ethernet. The notebook also comes with a full size backlit keyboard and a glass multitouch trackpad. Some of the features in the Lion OS include multi-touch gestures, system-wide support for full screen apps, Mission Control (a view of everything running on a Mac) and the App Store built right into the OS. Users can connect a Thunderbolt-enabled Mac to the 27-inch Thunderbolt display and access its FaceTime camera and Gigabit Ethernet, FireWire 800, USB 2.0 and Thunderbolt ports. Designed specifically for Mac notebooks, the new display features a thin aluminum-and-glass enclosure, and includes a MagSafe connector that charges the MacBook Pro or MacBook Air.
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MacBook Air 13 Inch
The 1.7 GHz 13-inch Air comes with 4GB of memory and 128GB of flash storage for $1,299, and with 4GB of memory and 256GB of flash storage for $1,599.
Macbook Air 13 Inch
The Air's aluminum unibody enclosure measures a thin 0.11-inches at its thinnest point and 0.68-inches at its thickest.
Macbook Air 11 Inch
The 1.6 GHz 11-inch Air is available with 2GB of memory and 64GB of flash storage for $999 or with 4GB of memory and 128GB of flash storage for $1,199.
Mac mini
At just 7.7-inches square and 1.4-inches thin, the new Mac mini maintains its compact aluminum design.
Mac mini
Mac mini now comes with Thunderbolt I/O technology for expansion possibilities never before available to Mac mini users.
Mac mini With Thunderbolt Display
With a Thunderbolt port, Mac mini can connect to peripherals such as storage devices, RAID arrays and the Thunderbolt Display.
Thunderbolt Display
The Thunderbolt Display includes an ambient light sensor, which automatically adjusts the display brightness based on external lighting conditions.
Thunderbolt Display Rear View
Featuring two bi-directional channels with transfer speeds up to 10G bps each, each Thunderbolt port delivers PCI Express directly to external peripherals.
Thunderbolt With MacBook Air
The display includes a built-in FaceTime HD video, three USB 2.0 ports, one FireWire 800 port, one Gigabit Ethernet port and a Thunderbolt port.
Mac OS X Lion
Mac OS X Lion is available as an upgrade to Mac OS X version 10.6.6 Snow Leopard from the Mac App Store for $29.99.
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Apple is updating its ultra-thin notebook, the MacBook Air, as well as the compact Mac mini, and released the Thunderbolt Display, the world’s first display with Thunderbolt I/O technology. Apple also is debuting the latest version of its operating system software, Mac OS X Lion, which is available for download via the Apple App Store. The MacBook Air boasts the latest Intel Core i5 and Core i7 dual-core processors, a new backlit keyboard and Thunderbolt I/O technology for faster file transfers. Thunderbolt can also be adapted to support legacy connections such as FireWire and Gigabit Ethernet. The notebook also comes with a full size backlit keyboard and a glass multitouch trackpad. Some of the features in the Lion OS include multi-touch gestures, system-wide support for full screen apps, Mission Control (a view of everything running on a Mac) and the App Store built right into the OS. Users can connect a Thunderbolt-enabled Mac to the 27-inch Thunderbolt display and access its FaceTime camera and Gigabit Ethernet, FireWire 800, USB 2.0 and Thunderbolt ports. Designed specifically for Mac notebooks, the new display features a thin aluminum-and-glass enclosure, and includes a MagSafe connector that charges the MacBook Pro or MacBook Air.