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Air Poo

Posted by John Lampard on Sunday, 17 February, 2008 to the disassociated subset

Only because it's the weekend: Air Poo... Quite possibly the most essential MacBook Air "accessory"?

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The Appeal of the MacBook Air

Posted by John Lampard on Saturday, 16 February, 2008 to the technology subset

The Appeal of the MacBook Air John Gruber reinforces the view that the MacBook Air, despite (some) technical and performance limitations, will still be a box office hit (mainly) on account of its sexy design. The key to understanding the appeal of the Air is that you've got to stop thinking about technical specs as the primary factors. Here's an analogy: the MacBook Air is like a sporty ... Read full entry

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Adam’s Apple

Posted by John Lampard on Thursday, 14 February, 2008 to the design and art subset

Adam's Apple God, Adam, Eve, the garden of Eden, Steve Jobs, and a MacBook Air. How's that for a legend of mythical proportions? Highly irreverent illustration work by Josef Lee. Not Safe For Work, and not for those who shouldn't be viewing Not Safe For Work material either. Very clever though. (Via Design Federation.)

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Apple MacBook Air Review

Posted by John Lampard on Tuesday, 12 February, 2008 to the technology subset

Apple MacBook Air Review Simon Tsang manages to break the spell of the MacBook Air cast by Steve Jobs for long enough to write an objective appraisal of the thinest laptop yet seen. Few would argue that the Air is the sexiest notebook ever built - it's the Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie of laptops. It appeals to both sexes equally and elicits the same gasps of shock, marvel and delight ... Read full entry

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Walking On Air

Posted by John Lampard on Saturday, 2 February, 2008 to the technology subset

Walking On Air The MacBook has no optical drive. What's the use in that then? As Mike Walsh points out however, that's hardly likely to prove a problem for the online/download it generation. Manufacturers forget that time and again consumers will happily trade resolution and quality for convenience and flexibility. Hence cassette tapes over high fidelity vinyl records, MP3 over CDs, and increasingly - web downloads over DVD. Take a closer ... Read full entry

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There’s Not Enough In The Air

Posted by John Lampard on Tuesday, 29 January, 2008 to the technology subset

There's Not Enough In The Air. Or more precisely, there's not quite enough hard disk space on the new MacBook Air. Even more unfortunately, it's only one and a half specs that completely kill the proposition for me: the 80 gig hard drive (huge deal) and the 2 gigs of RAM (somewhat huge deal). I don't care about the slower processor, the lack of swappable battery, the minimal connectivity options, ... Read full entry

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MacBook Air: First Lab Tests

Posted by John Lampard on Sunday, 27 January, 2008 to the technology subset

MacBook Air: First Lab Tests. So the new MacBook Air ultra-slim laptop computer isn't the fastest model on the lot. That's not a big problem really, it is intended for use as a second computer after all. It was clear from the moment the MacBook Air was unveiled at Macworld Expo that it was a Mac laptop unlike any we've seen recently, if ever. In exchange for dramatically lighter ... Read full entry

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Vinyl solution for MacBook Air

Posted by John Lampard on Friday, 18 January, 2008 to the technology subset

Vinyl solution for MacBook Air Within minutes of Apple CEO Steve Jobs sliding the new MacBook Air out of an interoffice envelope, Claire Evans and Jona Bechtolt were well into designing what was possibly the first third party accessory for the new ultra slim laptop computer. Sold through their new website, manilamac.com, the "AirMail" MacBook Air accessory is lined with fleece and costs $US29.95 ($34). Evans promises to ... Read full entry

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