The MacBook Air has captured the attention of customers both with its new form factor...

Apple unveiled last week several documents about flaws in its MacBook Air ultraportable laptops. According to the published support documents, there are issues regarding MacBook Air’s wireless connectivity, and Windows installation using Remote Disc. In addition, some third party headphones won’t properly jack into the MacBook Air, Computer World reports. “If your MacBook Air is closed [...]

excerpt:"The race to build the world's most portable laptop can get ridiculous. Companies will build computers that fit on one knee, with screens little bigger than an iPhone's -- all for the sake of having the "world's smallest laptop."

I wrote about ordering a MacBook Air after some encouragement from my wife. A few days ago I canceled the online order and while I’ll miss being one of the first to have the world’s thinnest notebook, I know this is the right decision.

I like a lot of Apple’s products and I definitely like how thin the MacBook Air is, but that’s about it. After re-reading my original post about the MacBook Air, I realized that I made an incredibly impulsive purchase for all the wrong reasons.

I was being egged on by wife to buy one, presumably so she could carry it around instead of her full-sized company-issued notebook, especially when she’s traveling. I was so excited that she actually wanted me to buy a gadget that I didn’t thoroughly examine our needs for it. Also, $2000 is a LOT of money to spend on a notebook that will play third-fiddle to my primary notebook and her work computer.

In my rush to be first, I also made the mistake of placing the order in part because of of vanity and fond memories of my senior year in college…two things ...

Sure, you can fit the MacBook Air in a manila envelope ... but most consumers won't be impressed if the $1,800 laptop that comes out of the envelope isn't very powerful.

Don't try taking this to the Genius Bar.

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Leave it to the guys at iFixit to get a new MacBook Air and, instead of showing off at the local coffee shop (like us), they take the thing apart. The company specializes in Mac and iPod ...

This Apple MacBook Pro MA600LL/A laptop computer is built upon the revolutionary Intel Core Duo - which packs the power of two processors (up to 2.16 GHz) inside a single chip. It provides 2MB of Smart Cache, L2 cache that can be shared between both cores as needed. It delivers higher performance in 2-D and 3-D graphics, video editing, and music encoding. And the new engine is only part of the story. Apple MacBook Pro laptop computer has a frontside bus and memory that, at 667-MHz, runs faster t

Dude, You’re Getting a Macbook Air Red Herring - Or try CEO Howard Stringer of Sony, whose Vaio laptop line has set the standard in slim and light. But Mr. Jobs enjoys an unusual marketing touch called “reality distortion field” by close followers. His showmanship, exaggeration, and marketing Source: redherring.com Why I’m disappointed in Apple’s ultraslim new laptop. Slate - As shown in Apple’s TV spot , the new laptop slides effortlessly into a manila envelope. Its fat end is slimmer than t

For those of you who have been living in a cave for the last month, the MacBook Air is Apple's newest 13.3" ultra-thin notebook offering cutting edge design in a remarkably thin package. With Intel Core 2 Duo processors, Intel X3100 integrated graphics, an optional 64GB solid state drive (SSD), and a stylish yet tough design, the MacBook Air might be one of the hottest 13-inch notebooks on the market in 2008. Let's take a closer look.

The miniaturized Intel Core 2 Duo Mobile processor, developed specially for Apple’s MacBook Air ultraportable laptop, will soon be used in notebooks by other computer vendors, PC Advisor reports. “The companies’ names weren’t revealed, but the chip could bring smaller and lighter notebooks that could compete in size and performance with the ultra-thin MacBook Air,” the [...]

Not on my list. But is a very nice looking machine."It fits in a manila folder, you can slide it under a door, and if you threw it hard enough you could probably chop someone in half with the thing. It's the thinnest, and if we may say so, sexiest laptop around today: the MacBook Air. But looks ...

The MacBook Air has landed — with mixed reviews.While some call the thinnest ultra-portable laptop the market has ever seen a boon for business travelers, others are doing benchmark testing that reveal the MacBook Air is slower than its sister laptops.

"As a longtime fan of small laptops, I embraced the MacBook Air with some trepidation. But once I slipped that three-pound laptop into my backpack and threw the bag over my shoulders, I realized that sacrificing some storage space and some processor power was ultimately worth it for me."

The decision about whether the MacBook Air is a product worth having can be answered by one question: How much are you willing to compromise? In his extensive review of the latest Apple laptop, Jason Snell looks at what trade-offs you'll have to make and whether the MacBook Air is ...

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macbook-air-reusable-bag.jpg Early adopters of the thinnovative MacBook Air are no doubt lusting after the signature manila envelope that Apple's diminutive notebook conveniently slips into. We've seen the "AirMail" (ha. ha.) floating around the web -- Geekologie has a fun review of ...

Letters, we get letters, stacks and stacks of letters.Q: I read your review of the MacBook Air and it's pretty clear you just don't get it. You've always been a Windows and Microsoft fanboy and some things just never change.

It fits in a manila folder, you can slide it under a door, and if you threw it hard enough you could probably chop someone in half with the thing. It's the thinnest, and if we may say so, sexiest laptop around today: the MacBook Air But looks aren't everything to everyone, and despite all the rhetoric about being a no-compromises ultraportable, App

Apple has released what has to be the thinnest notebook ever -- the MacBook Air.

"It fits in a manila folder, you can slide it under a door, and if you threw it hard enough you could probably chop someone in half with the thing. It's the thinnest, and if we may say so, sexiest laptop around today: the MacBook Air," Ryan Block writes for Engadget."It's hard to take lightly (har) the purposeful design that went into the Air, it's

macbook_air_review2.jpg El MacBook Air ya está llegando a manos de impacientes bloggers que nos cuentan sus impresiones. Por un lado, los chicos de Engadget publicaron un completo reporte de como es por fuera, uso, batería y uso del pad multi touch. ¿Conclusiones? La entrada USB queda en una posición ...

Filed under: Features, Laptops It fits in a manila folder, you can slide it under a door, and if you threw it hard enough you could probably chop someone in half with the thing. It's the thinnest, and if we may say so, sexiest laptop around today: the MacBook Air. But looks aren't everything ...

With the first review units of the base configuration MacBook Air making their way to a handful of privy publications Thursday, several previously reported details -- such as the ease in which the notebook's battery can be swapped out -- are seeing further corroboration.

O site Engadget fez a primeira avalia????o do MacBook Air da Apple, o equipamento que est?? impressando todo mundo. Abaixo vou fazer um resumo do coment??rio do site, pra que a galera tenha uma id??ia do que eles acharam do equipamento. Em rela????o a apar??ncia, o MacBook Air o mais fino e considerado ...

...lightCons: Expensive, no expansion, sealed batteryBuying advice: Apple has cut a lot of corners to meet its goal of the thinnest laptop.

Filed under: , It fits in a manila folder, you can slide it under a door, and if you threw it hard enough you could probably chop someone in half with the thing. It's the thinnest, and if we may say so, sexiest laptop around today: the MacBook Air. But looks aren't everything to everyone, and ...

With the first review units of the base configuration MacBook Air making their way to a handful of privy publications Thursday, several previously reported details -- such as the ease in which the notebook's battery can be swapped out -- are seeing f...

Comparing the MacBook and MacBook Air.

The usually quiet CNET offices were abuzz this afternoon thanks to a new visitor--Apple's MacBook Air laptop. Since its announcement at Macworld last week, this superthin 13-inch system has been conversation topic number one for Apple fans, and after getting our hands ...

"I'll go ahead and call it the most simple, focused, and beautiful laptop ever..." From Gizmodo, spoken by PimpMyNews.com, so you can listen on your iPhone, iPod or computer.

"I'll go ahead and call it the most simple, focused, and beautiful laptop ever..." From Gizmodo, spoken by PimpMyNews.com, so you can listen on your iPhone, iPod or computer.

In this macbook review we take a look at the varying benefits to the well publicized and popular Apple Mac Notebook.If your thinking of buying the Mac Notebook then this macbook review should be able to steer you in the right direction and at least give you a small insight into the massive benefits that this wonderful bundle of techno magic offers.

"Apple finally has entered the subnotebook market, introducing a lightweight laptop meant to please road warriors. But, typical of Apple, the company took a different approach from its competitors. The result is a beautiful, amazingly thin computer, but one whose unusual trade-offs may turn off some frequent travelers," Walter S. Mossberg reports f

"The MacBook Air laptop that CEO Steve Jobs unveiled last week turns heads. And now that I've used this Twiggy-thin, 3-pound marvel for several days, I can also report that it's a remarkably sturdy-feeling machine, especially given its size and weight," Ed Baig reports for USA Today."The skinny ‿the word can't be emphasized enough ‿$1,799 (and

Apple's shareholders may still obtain a hard copy of the proxy materials free of charge by following the instructions provided on http://www.apple.com/investor or in the Notice of Internet Availability of Proxy ...

...for $99, also, an almost essential for this laptop. There are just too many things wrong or lacking on this laptop, his review is summed up...

Thousands of consumers might still be waiting for Apple to start shipping the MacBook Air, but that hasn't stopped the MacBook Air from showing up in the news. Love it or hate it, this ultra-thin laptop will likely continue to make headlines during 2008. So what are people saying?

Looks like Apple has created another artful but disposable device (e.g., no removable battery); see the full review for details.  Apple finally has entered the subnotebook market, introducing a lightweight laptop meant to please road warriors. But, typical of Apple, the company took ...

Just right after singer John Mayer the technology pundits at the WSJ, Newsweek and USA Today got their MacBook Air notebooks to publish their first heavy weighing review of the world's thinnest notebook. Steve Jobs announced the MacBook Air over a week ago...

Filed under: We're still on waiting for the official 20,000 word review from John Mayer before we make our final decision, but tech journo heavyweights from USA Today, Wall Street Journal and Newsweek (with Pogue of the New York Times notably absent) have had their MacBook Airs for about a ...

In this article, macbook review, we explore why it is that I believe apple have created one of the most in-genius models of technological brilliance,

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According to AppleInsider, the next version of MacBook Pro will be equipped with the same multitouch trackpad as the one on the MacBook Air.

Though this move is about as unexpected as the rising tide, it will be more interesting to see if their claims that the units ...

Reviews of the Apple's new product, Macbook Air which is currently the thinnest and lightest notebook computer in the world by Alvin Nyau.

Because some of the employees behind it seem delirious My monitor is an Apple Cinema HD 23”. It’s on the fritz - when I try to wake it up in the morning (or after any downtime more than a few hours) it takes anywhere from several minutes to several hours to turn back on. It isn’t just the backlight ...

Apple has introduced the all new MacBook Air in the 2008 MacWorld. The ultrathin and ultraportable design makes it the world’s thinnest notebook.

Confira o Vídeo Review do Notebook Toshiba R500, o Rival do Macbook Air http://blog.basqueira.com/2008/01/22/vd...

In this article, macbook review, we explore why it is that I believe apple have creataled one of the most in-genius models of technological brilliance, which is to my mind, an unrivaled and much celebrated accolade to the apple team.

After Steve Jobs claimed at MacWorld 2008 that MacBook Air was the thinnest laptop in the world, Toshiba has started to challenge Steve Jobs for its claim. Toshiba has insisted its words again that Portege 500 is the world’s thinnest laptop and and lightest laptop in the world as it is releasing new ...

Apple today unveiled the MacBook Air ultraportable, the world’s thinnest notebook, at the MacWorld Expo in San Francisco. “The MacBook Air measures an unprecedented 0.16-inches at its thinnest point, while its maximum height of ...

My review of Apple MacBook Air - World’s Thinnest Notebook.

Sleek and sexy hardly begin to describe the new Apple Macbook Air. You won’t find an optical drive, and inputs are limited to one USB input, a mini DVI, and an audio out. To install new applications by CD/DVD Apple developed a ‘wireless optical drive’, which basically utilizes another computer’s drive on the network. It sports Apple’s standard ‘magsafe port’ for plug-in power. From the pics featured on Apple.com it appears some what recessed to better blend with the Macbook Air’s aesthetics. Ke