Trade 13" with AppleCare for 11" without applecare and with 64gb hdd + 170 good deal?

[i.love.caffeine]

Hello,

I am looking to trade my Late 2010 13" Macbook for a 11"

Somebody as approached me with an 11", however it does not have applecare, is a few months older, and only has 64gb ssd.

He has offered an additional $170 for these differences.

Is this a good deal? Should I ask for more?? (Edit: Both are late 2010 model)

Thanks!

 

[flatfoot]

Depends on the specs of both MBAs.

BTW: If it turns out you're gonna go for it, you can get a 128GB SSD for MBAs on eBay for under 100 bucks.

 

[i.love.caffeine]

Depends on the specs of both MBAs.

BTW: If it turns out you're gonna go for it, you can get a 128GB SSD for MBAs on eBay for under 100 bucks.

They are both Late 2010 models.

Only difference is the processor, smaller hdd, and no apple care.

 

[flatfoot]

They are both Late 2010 models.

Only difference is the processor, smaller hdd, and no apple care.

I guess the 11" is 1.4GHz and the 13" is 1.6GHz?

EDIT: After scanning eBay's completed listings a bit, I've come to this conclusion:
If you don't take the 13"'s Apple Care into consideration, it's an OK deal. You'd have to estimate what you want to have for "losing" your Apple Care.

 

[i.love.caffeine]

I guess the 11" is 1.4GHz and the 13" is 1.6GHz?

11" = 1.4 Core 2 Duo
13" = 1.86 Core 2 Duo

 

[flatfoot]

Also depends on whether what you do with your MBA allows for the slower CPU.

The edit message in my previous post still stands.

 

[i.love.caffeine]

Also depends on whether what you do with your MBA allows for the slower CPU.

The edit message in my previous post still stands.

Thanks for all your advice.

I am planning on buying a 15" Macbook Pro next week (new one hopefully!) So I thought a 11" MBA would be more useful as a second machine.

However, I don't think this is a good deal for me, so I think I am going to pass.. I believe AppleCare is worth it on a Laptop as they I bring my lug mine around all day, most days.