Apple releases software update for new MacBook Air
After being debuted only two days ago, Apple's refreshed MacBook Air is getting its first software update to resolve certain graphics and performance issues.
Apple on Wednesday rolled out "MacBook Air (Mid 2012) Software Update 1.0" which brings fixes for improved graphics stability, flash performance and external display support.
This is the second software fix to come out for a product released at WWDC on Monday and follows a Retina Display MacBook Pro trackpad update from Tuesday.
Apple's new MacBook Air line was upgraded to run on Intel's Ivy Bridge Core i5 and i7 CPUs and a teardown of the device reveals that a new flash memory connector is being used to interface with the unit's up to 512GB SSD.
The 1.06GB update requires OS X 10.7.4 or later and can be downloaded via Software Update or Apple's Support Pages.
Apple on Wednesday rolled out "MacBook Air (Mid 2012) Software Update 1.0" which brings fixes for improved graphics stability, flash performance and external display support.
This is the second software fix to come out for a product released at WWDC on Monday and follows a Retina Display MacBook Pro trackpad update from Tuesday.
Apple's new MacBook Air line was upgraded to run on Intel's Ivy Bridge Core i5 and i7 CPUs and a teardown of the device reveals that a new flash memory connector is being used to interface with the unit's up to 512GB SSD.
The 1.06GB update requires OS X 10.7.4 or later and can be downloaded via Software Update or Apple's Support Pages.
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… But how do we get the update?
Yes! Now we can update our software!
… But how do we get the update?
The 1.06GB update requires OS X 10.7.4 or later and can be downloaded via Software Update or Apple's Support Pages.
Pretty funny though for a first post.