but it seems it comes with a couple of downsides...
- external superdrive comes optional (at extra cost)
- appears to have a maximum of 2GB ram (no further upgrades aside from onboard ram)
- external video output adapters (additional accessories to log around)
- battery is sealed and not user-replaceable!?
- lightweight and super slim (for portability, obviously)
- ability to piggyback on other cd/dvd drives on machines in the same network
- backlit via LED that saves more power hence improving battery usage
- option to upgrade harddrive to a solid state disk (64GB however, as opposed to the standard 80GB version)
- multi-touch trackpad (similar to the iphone/ipod touch)
- last but not least, bragging rights to owning a very slim notebook AND a Mac at the same time...
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