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For the 11" MacBook Air without the SD slot a mini USB to MicroSD adapter would give you potentially 64GB more storage:

http://amzn.com/B002HGFKR8
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A friend with an 11" MBA was going to get one of these to try out but I haven't heard reports on how it worked out.
 
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Its practically impossible and definitely impracticable.. I partitioned my iMac hard drive for 75GB Windows 7 Home Premium and after the OS install I barely have 40GB left. Windows 7 is huge and because of that you will either have nothing available on your Mac side or Windows side. You need more than 128GB in order to utilize bootcamp.

You can turn off Hibernation and get rid of the pagesys file (This will free up anywhere from 10-20 GB depending on how much RAM you have. Google how to do this, quite simple.
 
i looked at buying the Elago after the above post, but there are some very bad reviews about its reliability, too many failures in a short time to trust it.

Plus it is difficult to get hold of in the UK, so I searched for an alternative and found the PNY. This is virtually identical and only £3.30 on eBay so I will take a punt on that.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/PNY-Phone...321&pid=100033&prg=7655&rk=4&sd=200731336666&

tut

ps:- actually looking at them closely, they are probably the same product made in China under different names.
 

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