Whenever Apple cuts a price, it makes news. Thereupon, the mothership’s been nipping away at the 1.4GHz MacBook Air’s price for months, trimming it multiple times in an effort to clear stock of 2010 models. A couple months back you would have paid $749 for the base model and now it can be had for $699.

Of course, you still get a full one-year + extendible AppleCare warranty, free shipping and free (after rebate) printer — a pretty tempting offer all the way ’round.

• [p] 11-inch MacBook Air 1.4GHz, $699 (899)
— 2GB, 64GB SSD, GeForce 320M
— Free shipping, free (after rebate) printer

• [p] 2.66GHz Mac mini w/ Snow Leopard Server, $749 (999)
— 4GB, Dual 500GB HDD, GeForce 320M
— Free shipping, free (after rebate) printer

• [p] 11-inch MacBook Air 1.4GHz, $849
— 4GB, 64GB SSD, GeForce 320M
— Free shipping, free (after rebate) printer

• [eol] MacBook 2.4GHz, $849 (999)
— 2GB, 250GB HDD, SuperDrive, GeForce 320M
— Free shipping, free (after rebate) printer

• [p] 13-inch MacBook Pro 2.4GHz, $899 (1199)
— 4GB, 250GB HDD, SuperDrive, GeForce 320M
— Free shipping, free (after rebate) printer

• [p] 11-inch MacBook Air 1.4GHz, $899 (1099)
— 2GB, 128GB, GeForce 320M
— Free shipping, free (after rebate) printer

• [p] 13-inch MacBook Air 1.86GHz, $949 (1199)
— 2GB, 128GB SSD, GeForce 320M
— Free shipping, free (after rebate) printer

All models in stock when published.

[p] previous generation, [eol] end of life