Macbook White vs Macbook Air (Speed)

Hello Guys,
I am considering purchasing either the macbook white or the macbook air for portability and speed. I'm currently not wanting a Pro because 1) its beyond my budget and 2) it's a bit bulky.
So my question is: What preforms faster in general, the Macbook or the Macbook Air? I plan on doing some casual gaming (Nothing too intense like Borderlands) on it as well. What would be a good option?

thx joey for finishing my thought on that...
it boils down to this: size (small), speed (fast), cost (cheap).
Can only pick 2 which is the most important to the OP? 2nd most important? Probably the best advice I can offer on this. good luck!
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