Price of MacBook Air 1.8GHz SSD Drops By $500

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Posted July 3, 2008 at 3:56pm by iClarified

Apple has dropped the price of the MacBook Ait 1.8GHz SSD model by $500.

The high end MacBook Air comes with a 1.8GHz processor and a 64GB Solid State Drive (SSD). The original price of $3098 has been reduced to $2598.

Apple has sent the following email to customers who have just purchased this model.

To Our Valued Apple Customer:

Apple has announced a price drop for a component(s) of the MacBook Air that you recently ordered. We have automatically adjusted your order to reflect the new lower price.

For up-to-date information on your order, please visit our Order Status website at . After your order is shipped, you can also obtain tracking information on this site.

Thank you for your shopping at the Apple Store.

Sincerely,
Apple Online Store Support

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Cesar_CL - July 6, 2008 at 3:27am

I love Apple products, I have some of them including iPhone, MacBook, iBook, and some accesories, but this is overpriced, you don't even get a CD-ROM Drive, and you don't get many other things, uhmmm I think Apple is taking advantage of this "Apple trend" to charge incredible prices for their products, time to start thinking about M$... that's why most of the people still use Micro$oft and computers with windows.

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severedthumbs - July 3, 2008 at 6:14pm

still extremely OVERPRICED!!!!!

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