MacBookAir
New Sub-Notebook MacBook: Yes
Apple hasn’t had a small notebook in its lineup since the 12-inch PowerBook G4, which I still see in wide use. If you’re using a portable as a portable, smaller size and lighter weight make a tremendous difference. The demand for a good notebook smaller and lighter than standard MacBooks is strong; I think it’s a sure thing that Apple is set to announce one. (Of course, I said so before last year’s Macworld, too.)
I say the consensus rumors are right: super-thin, no built-in optical drive, widescreen 12-inch display. It will use a hard drive, not flash memory, for storage. (Look no further than the iPod Classic to see how hard drives don’t keep a device from being super-thin).
Rumors are already running strong that it’ll be called MacBook Air. (I like it, not sure though if Nike would.)
Daring Fireball: “Macworld Expo Predictions”.
Ma prédiction : Apple va encore une fois montrer sa capacité à susciter le désir.
gonzague
et même plutôt que de dire “va” je dirais “montre” :-)
kuro.myopenid.com
Mais avec “montre” la phrase ne tiens plus, voyons.
padawan
Un contrepoint intéressant chez O’Reilly : le risque inverse de lasser ses afficionados purs et durs.
Mox Folder
Un beau Fake (?!) : http://www.macbidouille.com/news/2008-01-15/#15618
C’est Raoul
Ca y est! Apple invente le mac qui se retourne dans une enveloppe (avec timbre régulier!).
http://www.apple.com/ca/macbookair/#ad
Ca fait solide…
Dell va surement faire mieux avec son Envelop-less, yaura juste a coller un timbre dans le coin…
Blah ? Touitter !