Slide Show: The MacBook Air in Perspective
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Apple's ultrathin MacBook Air refocuses attention on  ultraportable laptops. How does it stack up against the competing Fujitsu's LifeBook P8010 and Toshiba's Portege R500?
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Capping off his Macworld 2008 keynote, Apple CEO Steve Jobs put the rumors to rest by announcing the "world's thinnest notebook" called the MacBook Air.
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By stuffing a 14-inch display, beefy specs, and an optical drive into a form factor usually reserved for 13.3-inch models, Fujitsu's S6510 is knocking at MacBook Air's door.
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Visual feedback Apple has touched on a new way to help you find your way around its products. The company has registered technology in the US that could see the iPodâs clickwheel or your MacBook Airâs touchpad light-up when you finger it.â¦
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âThe grace of Leopardâs interface enhancements makes productivity more pleasurable with a Mac, as more than 300 functional and fun features top off this update,â reports Elsa Wenzel . Awarding it an âExcellent 8 out of 10,â Wenzel maintains that Leopard not only âmakes Macs more enticing than Tiger did,â but that it âmakes it far easier to find documents and applications than Windows Vista. Leopardâs interface niceties made the daily mechanics of using the computer more pleasurable. Mundane chores, such as finding files and backing up data, become a visual treat.â
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Musings about what might Apple announce at Macworld in January.
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A laptop that fits inside an envelope and online movie rentals are among announcements at MacWorld.
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Early reactions show wide and varied purchasing interest in newly unveiled Mac Mini.  Photos: Mac Mini
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The announcements coming out of Macworld Expo from Steve Jobs range from âgotta have itâ to âweâll see.â
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MacWorld Preview Neglected computer biz is owed a relaunch
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At Macworld, Apple fans dish on the company's latest offerings and uncork some cool concepts Steve Jobs might want to consider for 2009.
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Mike Wendland (Detroit Free Press) was âimpressed but skepticalâ at first. But the skepticism quickly passed after he had the opportunity to take MacBook Air out for a flight test. Itâs âan absolute delight to look at and to use,â but itâs âthe convenience of the MacBook Air that I think has been underreported,â Wendland observes. âFor the corporate worker who runs from meeting to meeting, this is the gadget you want. Itâs not much bigger than a legal pad in a binder. And, with Wi-Fi now being standard in most of the corporate world, you have full access to your calendar, your address book, e-mail and the Internet, so youâre never out of touch.â
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âFor a lot of people,â says Ken Mingis , âsmaller and lighter is better when it comes to their laptops.â  He considers MacBook Air âone of the coolest-looking laptops to appear in years â both in terms of size and hipness.â It has âa gorgeous display that looks sharper and brighter on the Air than it does on the regular MacBook.â And, he says, âwaking it up from sleep mode took about 2 seconds, and the LED backlighting means the screen hit full brightness as soon as it was awake.â As for performance: âThe Air feels just about as snappy as my MacBook Pro in day-to-day use doing the kinds of things most users will be doing: surfing the Web, firing off e-mails, text editing and light graphics work.â
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It's finally here in our hands! Take a look at this much-hyped gadget from all angles in our CNET photo gallery.
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The Apple Macintosh makes its debut. But, despite outward appearances, all is not rosy along the Infinite Loop.
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Apple holds its annual Macworld Expo and itâs chock-full of new high-tech goodies to be tried out.
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There&#39;s no doubt that Apple&#39;s latest notebook computer is a joy to look at. The enormous 17in widescreen means you can watch films on it at a size approaching that of a television, and the brushed aluminium finish is undeniably stylish.