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But the max screen is still only 13" max and not a significant price drop on existing models so I'm glad I didn't wait for this release before buying.
by snorkel 15y ago
But the max screen is still only 13" max and not a significant price drop on existing models so I'm glad I didn't wait for this release before buying.
- micheljansen 15y agoApple never does price drops. They have a fixed product line and while the hardware changes over time, the price stays the same.
- macavity23 15y agoRarely, but not never. My 2nd gen top-of-the-line macbook air was £1850, top of the line now is £1450. That's a fair difference.
- kelnos 15y agoReally? My 2nd gen top of the line (11") MBA was $1400 (I think), and now the top is $1650. Maybe it's different for the 13"...
- sjs 15y agoSometimes they bump the price up and down here and there, but rarely enough to cause even a stir. For the most part it is pretty constant though.
- crazygringo 15y agoTotally agree, I was all set to have new-product envy... and then discovered they barely changed anything.