The guarded 9.99 design concept boasts unreal dimensions that could make Apple’s Air look fat.
Apple’s flagship laptop, the MacBook Air, is a beauty. very thin, very light, it is a piece of art. there have been three attempts so far to build a product that would outdo the Air: the HP Voodoo Envy, the Lenovo ThinkPad X300, and most recently, the Dell Adamo. Let’s talk about each, and end with the 9.99 design concept, the only product I’ve recently seen that could make us forget the MacBook Air.
On January 27, CEO Tim Hickman and the employees of his accessory startup Hard Candy Cases (hardcandycases.com) in Danville, CA, gathered around a computer in the conference room, watching as Steve Jobs unveiled the iPad. “We were continuing our design session in real time and refining the design as much as possible. our goal was to start the tooling process within 48 hours of the announcement,” says Hickman. in no time, Hard Candy Cases had images of a new iPad case up on their blog. Continue reading »
MACWORLD SAN FRANCISCO—January 16, 2008—Apple® today unveiled Manila® Case®, the world’s thinnest case for the world’s thinnest laptop, the MacBook Air. when empty, Manila Case measures an unprecedented 0.07-inches at its thinnest point, but its dynamically adaptable height goes up to a maximum of 6.9-inches, adapting perfectly to the MacBook Air shape as well as to a standard* Reuben sandwich, made with pastrami, sauerkraut, swiss cheese and russian dressing on rye bread.
*HELLO* – So in this NON-TYPICAL DRBUK video, I just give a FEW reasons as to why I will be getting the Apple ipad. A full review will be up during the summer !
AdMob, the mobile advertising company Google acquired last November for $750 million, published its latest mobile metrics report this morning and it offers a bit of insight into future iPad purchasing decisions. One in six of the iPhone owners AdMob surveyed say they intend to purchase Apple’s (AAPL) forthcoming iPad slate.
We know that Apple’s iPad won’t support Flash, at least not at launch. this has been a cause for concern for many potential customers, but Steve Jobs seems pretty determined not to change his plans. Jobs told the Wall Street Journal that he wasn’t interested in supporting Flash because it was insecure, a battery hog and old technology (according to Valley Wag).
MACWORLD SAN FRANCISCO—January 16, 2008—Apple® today unveiled Manila® Case®, the world’s thinnest case for the world’s thinnest laptop, the MacBook Air. When empty, Manila Case measures an unprecedented 0.07-inches at its thinnest point, but its dynamically adaptable height goes up to a maximum of 6.9-inches, adapting perfectly to the MacBook Air shape as well as to a standard* Reuben sandwich, made with pastrami, sauerkraut, swiss cheese and russian dressing on rye bread.
Apple iPad Review: Awesome and Perfect – From Sobbing to Cheering!
Like most of the nerd world, I sat in my office listening to streamed pirate audio from the Apple announcement of the iPad last week. Like most of the nerd world, I had high hopes for the iPad – I wanted a tablet version of the Mac Air with no hinge! I wanted to do Java development and record lectures and get rid of my Wacom Cintiq. I wanted a Mac Air tablet that also ran those iPhone apps as well. I was willing to pay about $2000 for this “dream AirPad’.
MACWORLD SAN FRANCISCO—January 16, 2008—Apple® today unveiled Manila® Case®, the world’s thinnest case for the world’s thinnest laptop, the MacBook Air. When empty, Manila Case measures an unprecedented 0.07-inches at its thinnest point, but its dynamically adaptable height goes up to a maximum of 6.9-inches, adapting perfectly to the MacBook Air shape as well as to a standard* Reuben sandwich, made with pastrami, sauerkraut, swiss cheese and russian dressing on rye bread.
Except for Apple, Adobe is forging ahead with Google and other makers of smartphone platforms on making Flash work well on them — as well as with a range of publishers. what gives?
To add insult to injury, after the iPad tablet was introduced in January by Apple without Flash Player technology, word immediately floated up days later that CEO Steve Jobs had dissed Adobe as “”lazy” at an employee meeting.
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