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MacBook Air :: Thin Is In!

By Ben Stevens

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Macbook_air Apple introduced its ultra-compact laptop, the MacBook Air, at MacWorld yesterday.  Billed as "the world's thinnest notebook," it is a full-size notebook measuring only 0.16 to 0.76 inches thick and weighing just 3.0 pounds.  It comes with an LED backlit display comes standard, and a solid-state hard drive is optional.

I think that this new notebook computer looks incredibly cool, and those wanting a light, thin, cool laptop should look no further.  Some may lament the lack of a built-in CD/DVD drive, but the new Remote Disk function and optional external drive should serve the needs of almost everyone.  I have included a video below that shows Walt Mossberg's first impressions of the MacBook Air.

Full post as published by The Mac Lawyer on January 16, 2008 (boomark / email).

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