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MacBook Air with Sandy Bridge?
by simplezeal 15y ago
MacBook Air with Sandy Bridge?
- lambada 15y agoUnlikely. Consumers just don't care about processor architectures.
- dkokelley 15y agoNot when you call it 'processor architectures'. Apple is a bit smarter than that when it comes to marketing. It won't be the MacBook Air with Sandy Bridge. It will be the MacBook Air S with 'more magic' inside. The 'S' is for Speed. :)
- pyre 15y agoDon't you mean 'Turbo?' http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turbo_button http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turbo_button
- ShabbyDoo 15y agoMarginal improvements like this don't seem worthy of such an announcement. I'm sure a faster Macbook Air would be nice to have, but it's not profoundly different than the previous generation in terms of the value it provides to a consumer.
- LokiSnake 15y agoI wouldn't call it a marginal improvement :P, but it would definitely not require such an elaborate announcement.
- jmspring 15y agoMacBook Air Type-R. Extra stickers and a bigger exhaust will make it go faster and louder.
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- culturestate 15y agoI'd settle for the return of the backlit keyboard.
- Luyt 15y agoYes please. Now I sometimes have to close the lid of my Air a bit to find a certain key with help from the glow from the screen. That being said, I find the speed of the Air adequate for the stuff I do with it (development).