Apple 13.3" MacBook Air dual-core

Apple 13.3" MacBook Air dual-core Intel Core i7 2.0GHz, 8GB RAM, 256GB Flash Storage, Intel HD Graphics 4000, Mac OS X Lion... 5.0 out of 5 stars CONSUMER REVIEWS(11) Processor: Core i7 2.0 Ghz Dual Core RAM: 8 GB DDR3 SDRAM Hard Drive: 256 GB Flash Storage Graphic Card: Intel HD Graphics 4000 processor; Dual display and video mirroring: Simultaneously supports full native resolution on the built-in display and up to 2560 by 1600 pixels on an external display, both at millions of colors OS: Mac OS X Lion Deal Price: $1749.99

Description This Apple computer has been upgraded over the base Apple model by Apple in their factory. As a result, it comes with the standard Apple computer warranty. The base Apple computer model of this is an upgraded model that built upon was MD232LL/A . The Apple upgrade specific to this model is: Processor was upgraded from 1.8 GHz core i5 to 2.0 Ghz core i7, RAM was upgraded from 4 GB to 8 GB. First of all, it took me a few weeks just to decide I wanted the 13" Retina MacBook Pro or this one, in the end, I went with this one. Here's why:1) It's $150 cheaper!2) It has twice the storage, 128GB vs256GB.3) Same amount of ram4) Much lighter/thinnerFor me, those are all fairly important, plus, I just love Mac OS X, and would never even think of using anything else. The performance difference between the maxed out MacBook Air, and the 13" retina isn't that much, and the screen isn't worth the extra cost plus decreased storage. All in all, i love this little gem of a laptop, and it's much, much better then my old late 2007 white MacBook! (Though, that still works great for the basics.) What can I say about this product? It's awesome!Very fast. the ssd HD really does a good job with speed. I have had a personal computer since my first Apple II+ back in 1981. I worked my way up through several macs, starting with a whopping 128K Ram version. I left Apple in the early 1990s because of 3 factors: 1)The OS: Too many times the "solution" for program conflicts was a "clean restart". Meaning essentially start over with a re-formatted hard drive. 2)Apple stuff was only sold in Apple stores and was way more expensive than PC stuff. 3)Windows had progressed to the point it was almost as friendly as the mac.I am very happy I switched back. It was time for a new computer to replace my 3 year old Toshiba PC. I read a book on Windows 8 and decided it is not for me. I do real work (email, personal accounting, Internet, word processing).....very little in the way of media. I have a tablet I use for emphasizing that kind of stuff and did not want/need my main computer to look like my tablet. The book explained how I could supposedly make windows 8 look like I wanted but it...