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Wrong Specifications for MacBook Air (13

I just turned on my macbook air today.  The specs page for my mac say that it should have a 128GB PCIe-based SSD.  There are two problems: The computer says it has a hard drive instead of a solid state drive.  What's going on there?  The computer should have 128GB instead of 121 GB.  Can you help me?

Hi,

Macintosh HD is just the name of the startup disk. You can name it anything you want; it really is flash storage/SSD. Look in System Report/Information or Disk Utility to see it called by what it is, not a made up name.

The difference between 128 and 121GBs is in small print here: Buy MacBook Air - Apple

1. 1GB = 1 billion bytes; actual formatted capacity less.

So there is really nothing "wrong."

最後更新：2017-08-20 12:43:52

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