Not sure if I should put this in the OS X Mountain Lion forum or this one, but here goes.
I purchased my new 2012 13' MacBook Air recently. It came from the factory with Lion installed on it. I qualified for the for the free upgrade to Mountain Lion update. I have since installed Mountain Lion on the machine using the clean install instructions found all over the net. Its working great, I just have a question. If I decide that I want to do a clean install in 6 or 8 or 12 months, would I be able to use the Internet Recovery option to do the install and get the latest version of Mountain Lion? Or will using the Internet Recovery Option result in getting Lion, since that was the OS that originally shipped with the machine? Also, if a future Internet Recovery option clean install does result in getting Mountain Lion installed on the machine, would I get the latest version of Mountain Lion (i.e. 10.8.7) or what ever Apple has released at that time?
I purchased my new 2012 13' MacBook Air recently. It came from the factory with Lion installed on it. I qualified for the for the free upgrade to Mountain Lion update. I have since installed Mountain Lion on the machine using the clean install instructions found all over the net. Its working great, I just have a question. If I decide that I want to do a clean install in 6 or 8 or 12 months, would I be able to use the Internet Recovery option to do the install and get the latest version of Mountain Lion? Or will using the Internet Recovery Option result in getting Lion, since that was the OS that originally shipped with the machine? Also, if a future Internet Recovery option clean install does result in getting Mountain Lion installed on the machine, would I get the latest version of Mountain Lion (i.e. 10.8.7) or what ever Apple has released at that time?