MacBook Air 11 & 13 ultimate are equally priced in The Netherlands.
11/i5/4Gb/128Gb
13/i5/4Gb/256Gb
So for the same amount you get a larger screen with more pixels, SD-slot and more battery life on the 13".
Logical: The i5/1.6 is cheaper than the i5/1.7, so the i7 upgrade is priced differently.
Not logical: The 13/128Gb model is 1249 and the 13/256Gb is 1499, a difference of 250 Euro.
Conclusion, if a 128Gb to 256Gb upgrade on the 11" is 250 Euro (as it is now on the 13"), the ultimate 11" model would be 50 euro cheaper than the ultimate 13" model and that makes a lot more sense.
The i5/1.6 is probably not cheaper than the i5/1.7. Both are $250. The i7 is just $67 more. Intel:http://ark.intel.com/compare/56858,54619,54620,54617
11/i5/4Gb/128Gb
- Base = 1149
- i7 = 150
- 256Gb = 300
13/i5/4Gb/256Gb
- Base = 1499
- i7 = 100
So for the same amount you get a larger screen with more pixels, SD-slot and more battery life on the 13".
Logical: The i5/1.6 is cheaper than the i5/1.7, so the i7 upgrade is priced differently.
Not logical: The 13/128Gb model is 1249 and the 13/256Gb is 1499, a difference of 250 Euro.
Conclusion, if a 128Gb to 256Gb upgrade on the 11" is 250 Euro (as it is now on the 13"), the ultimate 11" model would be 50 euro cheaper than the ultimate 13" model and that makes a lot more sense.
The i5/1.6 is probably not cheaper than the i5/1.7. Both are $250. The i7 is just $67 more. Intel:http://ark.intel.com/compare/56858,54619,54620,54617
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