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lzylong

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Sep 5, 2010
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Apple MacBook Air 1.86 GHz, Intel Core 2 Duo
2GB, 128 Solid State
Purchased late 2008
Mac OS 10.6.4 with iLife and iWorks installed 09
Comes with external CD Drive, PowerAdapter, MagSafe AirLine adapter, Ethernet dongle, Mini DisplayPort to DVI Adapter and Mini DisplayPort to VGA Adapter

price 900.00
 
Apple MacBook Air 1.86 GHz, Intel Core 2 Duo
2GB, 128 Solid State
Purchased late 2008
Mac OS 10.6.4 with iLife and iWorks installed 09
Comes with external CD Drive, PowerAdapter, MagSafe AirLine adapter, Ethernet dongle, Mini DisplayPort to DVI Adapter and Mini DisplayPort to VGA Adapter

price 900.00

Does it have Apple Care? A machine with similar specs with 1 year Apple Care is 1349 USD + tax. You are getting a lot of stuff with the machine, but I personally would be reluctant to buy an MBA or an ultraportable that doesn't have a warranty.
 
Apple MacBook Air 1.86 GHz, Intel Core 2 Duo
2GB, 128 Solid State
Purchased late 2008
Mac OS 10.6.4 with iLife and iWorks installed 09
Comes with external CD Drive, PowerAdapter, MagSafe AirLine adapter, Ethernet dongle, Mini DisplayPort to DVI Adapter and Mini DisplayPort to VGA Adapter

price 900.00

I think this is a great deal, you better get it quick.

I got one used few weeks ago US$860
MacBookAir1,1, 1.8 GHz, 64GB SSD, Battery Cycle: 26
(plus superdrive)
 
Due to the solid state it is a great deal. Without it, I'd offer $700.
 
brand new MBA ? can you provide link to that prices ?

No - it will be pretty hard to come by a Rev B MBA brand new since its almost 2 years old now. The price I am quoting is for refurbished from Apple (which in my opinion is as good as new).
 
Seems like a good deal, might need a new battery. As long as its in good condition I'd say its worth it.
 
Good deal if it's in perfect shape. I just bought one exactly like that for $1000. I'm not sure about the warranty but i'm assuming it's out of warranty.

It's a good idea to get these with a warranty, as they are relatively fragile.

But if you want to live dangerously, go for it.

Note: talking about living dangerously, I bought mine on Ebay :D
 
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