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The Apple MacBook Air is now priced at $2598, down from the $3098. The cut is a result of price cuts to two separate components including the 1.8GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor upgrade by $100 to just $200 and the Flash memory-based 64GB SSD drive upgrade to $599 from $999. In addition, the 1.6GHz MacBook Air with an SSD drive now retails for $2398. [AppleInsider via Laptop Blog]
Here is the latest MacBook concept laptop that comes equipped with touch-sensitive displays. The concept is integrated with a full touch-sensitive keypad, which looks somewhat like the Apple MacBook Air. [Apple Style via Laptop Blog] More
Bird Electron today released a new leather case for the Apple MacBook Air. The case is based on the design of the paper envelop used in the MacBook Air advertisement. [Akihabara via Laptop Blog]
Computer Choppers has redesigned the MacBook Air with 24 karat gold plated casing. The laptop is priced at a hefty $5,000. [GadgetLite via Laptop Blog]
Here’s the recent Macbook Air Commercial in pretty good resolution from YouTube. There have been plenty of gags and spoofs referring to the Manila envelope, but we’re still amazed at the thinness and uber-coolness of the Macbook Air. Can you blame us?
We can hardly believe it happened again. The precious Macbook Air was corrupted once again by a tacky design fit only for Liberace. It’s called the Golden Age and features a 24k gold cover and has 12,000 Swarovski crystals along with a black floral design. No word on when this wacky design will be available, but that’s probably for the best. [PocketLint via Laptop Blog]
We all knew it would eventually come to this, but would’ve thought it would happen this soon. The brand new Macbook Air will be losing its innocence (and thinness) with an option to get yours covered with over 8,000 Swarovski crystals. Were not sure when and how much it will be, but it wont be long or cheap. Keep your eyes peeled! [Crystal via Laptop Blog]
Slashgear has given us a glimpse of the actual thinness of the aluminum Macbook Air taken from Macworld.
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