Amazon today has knocked down the price of the 2019 MacBook Air by $200 for both the 128GB and 256GB SSD storage options. This means that prices start at $899.00 for the low-end MacBook Air and increase to $1,099.00 for the higher-end model.
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Every color is being discounted on Amazon at the time of writing, so you can get the 13-inch MacBook Air in Gold, Silver, or Space Gray. Additionally, Best Buy is matching the price on all of these models for its shoppers.
2019 MacBook Air Sale
- 128GB SSD - $899.00, down from $1,099.00 ($200 off) [matched at Best Buy]
- 256GB SSD - $1,099.00, down from $1,299.00 ($200 off) [matched at Best Buy]
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(View all)MacBook Air late 2008, 1.6 GHz, 128 SSD
MacBook Air 2019, 1.6 GHz, 128 SSD
EDIT: I added late 2008 to the MacBook Air. Also, this is a joke...
While - obviously - there is a difference between the two models, if memory serves, the earlier MBA, the one that blew me away when I first saw it unveiled (from an A4 envelope), in its very first iteration, offered 80 GB HDD, and 64 GB SSD, not 128 GB.$899 is where Apple should have priced it in the first place. The really funny thing is that the specs LOOK the same as the 2008 MacBook Air.. the keyword is LOOK before people start yelling at me about numbers, I know the new one obviously has better specs.
MacBook Air 2008, 1.6 GHz, 128 SSD
MacBook Air 2019, 1.6 GHz, 128 SSD
This is a poor comparison for any number of reasons, especially since the MacBook Air shipped with a spinning hard drive by default, a 128GB SSD wasn't even available in the rev A option, and it started at $1799.
The specs look nothing like a computer from more than 10 years ago.
Late 2008 model had a 128 gb SSD option. And I said the keyword was LOOK, read my post again. I was just making a joke more than anything.While - obviously - there is a difference between the two models, if memory serves, the earlier MBA, the one that blew me away when I first saw it unveiled (from an A4 envelope), in its very first iteration, offered 80 GB HDD, and 64 GB SSD, not 128 GB.
Ding ding ding...Nope.
$200+ savings is not worth those crap keyboards and their potential hassle down the road.
I want an Air, but I'll be waiting for the ones that don't have that butterfly garbage.
We have a winner.
Don’t touch these things if one has waited this long.
The model people should want is coming before much longer this year.