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Apple CEO and co-founder Steve Jobs delivers the keynote speech to kick off the 2008 Macworld at the Moscone Center January 15, 2008 in San Francisco, California. Jobs introduced the wireless Time Capsule backup appliance, iTV 2 and the new ultra thin laptop MacBook Air. (Getty Images)more pics »
Cameron Diaz gives a smile to the photographers as she crosses the street in Chelsea, NYC carrying her Macbook Air. (Photo Agency)more pics »
People look over the new Mac Book Air at the 2008 Macworld at the Moscone Center January 15, 2008 in San Francisco, California. The new ultra thin computer will go on sale in two weeks for a retail price of 1799. The computer measures at 0.76 inches at its widest point and tapers down to 0.16 inches. The backlit LED screen is 13.3 inches and will come with a 1.6 or 1.8GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor and an 80GB hard drive with one USB port. (Getty Images)more pics »
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The rumour of the day, as it regards Apple hardware, is that by the end of the year, all of its Macbook lines — which with the phasing out of the education Macbook basically just means the Macbook Air and Pro lines — will look like the Air.
This certainly isn’t a new rumour, but Apple Insider reports on the apparent current plan, which will apparently revolve around a 1 ...
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- Ultra-Thin 15 inch MacBook Could Be Launching (api.bing.com)
When we were at CES this year, Intel and other PC makers were absolutely insane about ultrabooks, the new ultra-slim, ultra-portable form factor that they thought was going to save them from Apple’s one-two punch of the iPad and MacBook Air. We were skeptical ultrabooks could make a dent against the Air, and looks like [...]Related StoriesTim Cook Explains Why The iPad Is So PoplularTim Cook On 37 Million iPhones: “It Was A Decent Quarter...
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- Ultrabooks threaten MacBook Air (api.bing.com)
- Towards MacBook Air-like MacBook Pro Models? (hardmac.com)
- Travelers might like Google Chromebook (api.bing.com)
First-generation Windows-based ultrabooks are not going to enjoy the same level of success as Apple’s MacBook Air and will not become “meaningful enough” to push notebook PC growth until at least 2013, claims J. P. Morgan analyst Mike Moskowitz.
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Apple has had dramatic success with the MacBook Air. It is fast, thin, light and looks sexy. What is not to like, besides the $1,000 starting price. The MacBook Pro put next to a MacBook Air looks...
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- New MacBook Pro will be 'radically redesigned' (api.bing.com)
- RUMOR: Apple Is About To Completely Redesign The MacBook Pro (feedburner.com)
Two anonymously sourced reports in Macrumors and TUAW last July claimed Apple was working on both a 15- and 17-inch model of the Air, with TUAW's going so far as to say one of those would be out in time for last year's holiday shopping season. More ...
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- More murmurs of 15, 17-inch MacBook Airs surface (api.bing.com)
There's rumors of a shakeup going around in Apple's laptop lines. AppleInsider claims, according to "people familiar with Apple's roadmap" (cute -- it's Friday, so we'll let that through), that Apple is aiming to completely revamp its notebook lines sometime this year, basically making the MacBook Air's style the standard. MacBook Pros would essentially be discontinued as we know them, and instead, the MacBook Pro would take on the Air...
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Apple will radically revamp its MacBook Pro line of notebooks this year, according to sources familiar with the company’s plans for 2012. The new MacBook Pros are expected to feature an ultra-thin unibody design modeled after the MacBook Air and get a spec boost to Intel’s next-gen Ivy Bridge chips. Citing a source familiar with [...]
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- Total redesign may come for Apple's MacBook Pro (bizjournals.com)
- Apple working on ARM port for Mac OS X: will Macbook Airs see it first? (blogs.guardian.co.uk)
“They’re all going to look like MacBook Airs,” one person familiar with the new MacBook Pro designs told AppleInsider. Meanwhile, existing MacBook Pro designs are expected to be phased out over the course of the year. The late Steve Jobs was known ...
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- Apple offering stripped down Macbook Airs to schools (api.bing.com)
According to a report from Apple Insider, Apple will be revamping its entire MacBook Pro line this year. In a nutshell, it sounds like the new MacBook Pros will essentially be souped-up MacBook Airs. The new Pros will feature the Air’s all-aluminum unibody design and slim down by eliminating ODDs and HDDs in favor of reliance upon Apple’s...
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- Rumor: Apple Reportedly Bringing MacBook Air Styling to Pro Line (macobserver.com)
AppleInsider says that Apple is prioritizing the 15-inch MacBook Pro’s redesign over the 17-inch model, but that’s par for the course for Apple. It’ll be interesting to see how Apple juggles its MacBook Pro and Air lines as they begin to ...
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Overview
The MacBook Air is a Macintosh notebook computer designed by Apple, described as the "world's thinnest notebook." It is positioned as the ultraportable in Apple's MacBook family and was introduced at the Macworld Conference & Expo on January 15, 2008. The MacBook Air was the first laptop to implement Apple's precision aluminum unibody enclosure...more
The MacBook Air is a Macintosh notebook computer designed by Apple, described as the "world's thinnest notebook." It is positioned as the ultraportable in Apple's MacBook family and was introduced at the Macworld Conference & Expo on January 15, 2008. The MacBook Air was the first laptop to implement Apple's precision aluminum unibody enclosure.
The MacBook Air has been revised three times since the original release. The first revision introduced higher performance, a larger hard drive, and a Mini DisplayPort. The second revision, introduced with the MacBook Pro family, featured a lower price, higher performance, and longer battery life. It was revised once again in October 2010 with the addition of a smaller, 11.6-inch (29 cm) display option.
The MacBook Air has been revised three times since the original release. The first revision introduced higher performance, a larger hard drive, and a Mini DisplayPort. The second revision, introduced with the MacBook Pro family, featured a lower price, higher performance, and longer battery life. It was revised once again in October 2010 with the addition of a smaller, 11.6-inch (29 cm) display option.
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