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Apple has released a 127.07 MB update for all the Mac notebooks introduced in June 2012 -- the new MacBook Air models, as well as the spec-bumped MacBook Pro, and the MacBook Pro 15" with Retina display.
Apple is nonspecific about the exact issues the update fixes, but mentions graphics performance and compatibility with USB devices:
About MacBook Air and MacBook Pro Update 2.0
This update includes graphics performance and reliability enhancements and improves compatibility with some USB devices.
This update is recommended for all Mac notebooks introduced in June 2012.
The update is available via Apple's support website or the Mac App Store.
Installing the update also changes the build number of OS X 10.8.2 from 12C60 to 12C3006.
Top Rated Comments
As if a person owning a Macbook Air has a choice?
If you want choice then you shouldn't be owning a Mac anyway.
...ok I kid I kid :D
if a 133 mb update is a big issue for you then you shouldn't be using an ssd
As if a person owning a Macbook Air has a choice?
The size of the updates actually matter for the MBA 64GB
if a 133 mb update is a big issue for you then you shouldn't be using an ssdThe size of the updates actually matter for the MBA 64GB
That's less than 1/4 of 1% of the space on a 64GB MBA, and it replaces files, not just adds to them, so I really wouldn't worry about it.
Seriously thinking about one of these. Small yet way more powerful than iPad.
Off-topic a bit, yes, but that's what I did. I dumped my iPad for a MacBook Air, and I haven't even thought about touching the iPad ever since. It's been a few months now. Sure, they're two different device, but for the things that I used my iPad for, the Air handles perfectly, too.