Apple MacBook Air MB543LL/A Notebook

Apple originally introduced the MacBook in May 2006 as the successor to the older iBook G4 and 12-inch PowerBook series. This notebook was designed with student and adult consumers in mind and with both consumers, the company had tremendous success.

azzers's Review of Apple MacBook Air Laptop

This is an exceptionally expensive fashion statement but judging from the success of Apple's other over-priced fashion statements (iPhone and iPods) this may be a success. It has a weak processor (1.6 in the cheaper model 1.8 in the top model) at th

And Then There Was Air What happens when one of the most prolific and enigmatic icons in the tech industry pulls a notebook out of a standard office envelope? Ruckus ensues, time stands still and hell freezes over...well, maybe not, but it was someth

Apple MacBook Air We've been messin' with the ultimate version and make no mistake; this is true engineering genius At the start of the year, the T3 gossip machine leapt into pre-Macworld overdrive, forecasting a 12.1-inch lappy or iTablet. What we

Spaceman831's Review of Apple MacBook Air Laptop

Apple MacBook Air will be a masterpiece I'm sure, looks great and very stylish.

Claiming to be the "world's thinnest notebook", the Apple MacBook Air is quite simply an incredible piece of industrial design. At just 19.4mm thick at its highest point, the Air boasts an anodised aluminium casing, a full-sized backlit keyboard and

Apple's latest notebook, the MacBook Air, is being hailed as the world's thinnest. At well under an inch at the thickest point, the Air offers a thin design coupled with an extremely lightweight package for a notebook that has the same basic footprin

by Kevin O'Brien Apple's latest notebook, the MacBook Air, is being hailed as the world's thinnest. At well under an inch at the thickest point, the Air offers a thin design coupled with an extremely lightweight package for a notebook that has the sa

Apple’s MacBook Air holds the title of the world’s thinnest notebook, but that would be meaningless without two very important features: a full-size keyboard and a brilliant 13.3-inch display. And the multitouch trackpad isn’t just surprisingly

When the sleek and sexy MacBook launched last year, many hailed it as the perfect balance of productivity and artful design. But can one of the top notebooks of 2006 get any better? The answer is a resounding yes. While the new MacBook isn't a comple