Here they are:
- Core i5 two cores at 2.3 GHz 3 MB cache
- 4 GB of DDR3 1333 MHz
- Hard Drive 320 GB 5400 rpm
- Screen 13.33 “glossy 1280×800
- Intel Graphics GPU HD 3000 with 384MB of RAM shared with main memory
- Camera HD FaceTime
- Superdrive 8x
- Thunderbolt yet compatible with the I / O devices and high speed MiniDisplayport
- SDXC Card slot, Firewire 800 and two USB 2.0
- Digital Audio Output
- Integrated Ethernet
- Backlit keyboard
- Size and weight 32.5 x22, 7×2, 41 cm, 2.04 kg
Sandy Bridge (processor) is going to rock!
It’s also been noted that this “Thunderbolt” I/O port is different too:
The big surprise for us is the inclusion of what Apple is calling Thunderbolt. This appears to be the Light Peak implementation that was rumored earlier this week. Light Peak is Intel’s next generation connector technology that offers super-fast data transfer speeds, while also working with a multitude of different devices.
It looks like Apple is integrating Thunderbolt into its standard Mini DisplayPort, meaning the same port can power displays and act as a high-speed I/O connection.
Ah, time will tell, won’t it? I’ll be getting one I believe – just have to clear it with the Mrs.
Eric Dye says
Sick.
herbhalstead says
I think those are the alleged MacBook PRO spes, not the Air’s.
Travis Fish says
yeah. they are. good catch.
BenJPickett says
Didn’t you just get a new one like… November? And are those the defective Sandy Bridge cores that Intel decided to still ship because they don’t “think” they’ll impact the core usage market?
Will P says
I’m really interested in Thunderbolt. Now that I know it will daisy chain. Firewire, what? 😉