Apple MacBook Air (MD231LL/A): Core i5 1.8GHz, 4GB DDR3, 128GB SSD, 13.3" 1440x900 LED, Intel HD 4000, WiFi N, Mac OS X Lion $1000 + Free Shipping

Amazon Best Buy has Apple MacBook Air 13.3" Laptop (MD231LL/A) for $999.99 with free shipping. Thanks Starks

Amazon Best Buy also has Apple MacBook Air 11.6" Laptop (MD223LL/A) for $799.99 with free store pickup.

Specs

• 13.3" MacBook Air:
  • Intel Dual Core i5 1.8GHz Processor
  • 4GB DDR3
  • 128GB Solid State Drive
  • 13.3" 1440x900 LED Display
  • Intel HD Graphics 4000
    • 2x USB 3.0, 1x Thunderbolt
  • WiFi N + Bluetooth 4.0
  • Up to 7 hours of Battery Life
  • Mac OS X Mountain Lion
• 11.6" MacBook Air:
  • Intel Dual Core i5 1.7GHz Processor
  • 4GB DDR3
  • 64GB Solid State Drive
  • 11.6" 1366x768 LED Display
  • Intel HD Graphics 4000
    • 2x USB 3.0, 1x Thunderbolt
  • WiFi N + Bluetooth 4.0
  • Up to 5 hours of Battery Life
  • Mac OS X Mountain Lion

Review courtesy of Engadget

Bestbuy.com has Macbook Air 11.6" Laptops with $200 discount

Macbook Air 11.6" 64 GB NEWEST VERSION [bestbuy.com] for $799.99 + tax

Macbook Air 11.6" 128 GB NEWEST VERSION [bestbuy.com] for $899.99 + tax

Macbook Air 13.3" 128 GB NEWEST VERSION [bestbuy.com] for 999.99 + tax

Macbook Air 13.3" 256 GB NEWEST VERSION [bestbuy.com] for $1299.99 + tax

Shipping is free.

Note: There is a $200 price reduction in all MBAs

Amazon doesn't PM to Bestbuy.com. This is cheapest price for latest MBA at this moment.

Nice. Should be able to get another $50 off with the MasterCard coupon!

Quote from firstrival : Nice. Should be able to get another $50 off with the MasterCard coupon!

I thought that expired. No?

Quote from DrDonna : I thought that expired. No?

Yes, Best Buy killed that coupon. I got an email directly from them confirming that a couple of days ago. Still a great deal for $200 off on any MBA though.

Great price. But the better deal may be to find an open box and have them price adjust it accordingly (YMMV obviously but I have been able to do in the past by speaking with a manager).

BB 10% off Open Box [bestbuy.com]

My BB has the 11" open box for $775 (225 off retail) so it would be like this.
$775 MBA 11" 64GB open box
-200 Price adjustment (Ask manager to adjust to sale price)
- 57 Use 10% coupon on new price
=518 Total

Again, its YMMV but its worth a shot if you really want a cheap MacBook Air.

Quote from outofstock : Great price. But the better deal may be to find an open box and have them price adjust it accordingly (YMMV obviously but I have been able to do in the past by speaking with a manager). BB 10% off Open Box [bestbuy.com] My BB has the 11" open box for $775 (225 off retail) so it would be like this. $775 MBA 11" 64GB open box -200 Price adjustment (Ask manager to adjust to sale price) - 57 Use 10% coupon on new price =518 Total Again, its YMMV but its worth a shot if you really want a cheap MacBook Air.

Have you tried this and got it to work? I've asked about sales prices on open box items and they've always told me no.

only $100 off the pro - otherwise i would be all over this. really looking at getting an air or pro + thunderbolt display as a desktop replacement - dont think the air would have enough HD space though. great deal regardless, op - +4 rep

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Apple...28521746-2

outdated macbook though. the next version is deep in development. only buy if you really really need a laptop right now.

Quote from ai42 : Have you tried this and got it to work? I've asked about sales prices on open box items and they've always told me no.

Its been hit and miss for me because its all at managers discretion. But (For me) it does work enough times that its worth trying. I got a Mac Mini for $330 a year ago doing this and now I want an Air. But even if it doesnt work, the sale prices are better than Ive ever seen so I may just buy it anyway.

Quote from GenomeTuning : outdated macbook though. the next version is deep in development. only buy if you really really need a laptop right now.

Well the next gen is always in development right?
How deep is it?
What will be the price point?
What will be improved?

If you could answer any of those questions it would help decide whether to pull the trigger or not..