Apple I Mac Air

[robertthebruce]

Hi

Where is the best place to buy a Mac Book Air in Bangkok ??

Thanks

[Curt1591]

iStudios are Authorized Apple Resellers, specializing in Apple products.

[Maestro]

I did a Google search for iStudio in Bangkok and got a few hits: https://www.google.com/search?q=istudio+in+bangkok+thailand&oq=istudio+in+bankgok&aqs=chrome.2.69i57j0l5.8651j0j8&sourceid=chrome&espv=210&es_sm=122&ie=UTF-8

Apple's website also let's you search for resellers in Bangkok: https://locate.apple.com/th/en/

[Curt1591]

iStudio staff, although not as well schooled as 'Apple Store' employees, are only concerned with Apple products. Many of the other resellers don't specialize. Their staff sells many brands and products. Some my actually work for another manufacturer.

I found the staff at FotoFile completely clueless about Mac.

iStudio, at Pantip plaza, is operated by Uficon

iStudio, at Centralworld, is run by Copperwired.

These are the two 'parent companies' I would recommend.

Edited December 14, 2013 by Curt1591

[jonw8uk]

Or you can order directly from Apple at the online store:

http://store.apple.com/th

If you do buy from a reseller, make sure you are buying the latest version - MacBookAir6,2

On a side note, if your looking at a 13 inch air, have you considered a 13 inch retina macbook pro?

For 8000thb more you get;

Same battery life, Faster CPU (2.4GHz vs 1.3GHz), same flash storage, twice the RAM, a couple more connectors (1 being HDMI out), and a much better display.

Yes the air is thinner, but the weight difference is only 220 grams.