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Basic Specs Apple MacBook Air Early 2008 Z0FS
Type:
notebook
Operating System:
MacOS X
Processor Apple MacBook Air Early 2008 Z0FS
Processor:
Core 2 Duo 1800 MHz
Number of Cores:
2
Memory Apple MacBook Air Early 2008 Z0FS
Memory:
2048 MB DDR2 667 MHz
Display Apple MacBook Air Early 2008 Z0FS
Display:
13.3-inch, 1280x800, Widescreen
Backlight Technology:
LED
Graphics Controller:
built-in
Graphics Chipset Model:
Intel GMA X3100
Graphics Memory:
SMA
Storage Devices Apple MacBook Air Early 2008 Z0FS
Optical Drive Type:
No DVD
Storage Size:
64 GB Solid State (SSD)
Hard Drive Speed:
4200 r/min
Communication Apple MacBook Air Early 2008 Z0FS
Wireless Communication:
bluetooth, Wi-Fi 802.11n
Interfaces:
USB 2.0, DVI
Battery Apple MacBook Air Early 2008 Z0FS
Maximum Battery Run Time:
5 hours
Battery Chemistry:
Li-Pol
Input Devices Apple MacBook Air Early 2008 Z0FS
Pointing Device Type:
Touchpad
Number of keyboard keys:
79
Audio Apple MacBook Air Early 2008 Z0FS
Speakers:
Yes
Microphone:
Yes
Detailed Specs Apple MacBook Air Early 2008 Z0FS
Webcam:
Yes
Features:
metal housing
Dimensions (HxWxT):
325x227x19.4 mm
Weight:
1.3 kg
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