Published: 16 Jan 2008 09:46 GMT
Enter stage left: MacBook Air
Steve Jobs stands in front of a giant MacBook Air, his latest creation. Surprisingly, Apple's long-awaited ultraportable notebook doesn't mark a return of some form of the 12in. PowerBook. Instead, the MacBook Air features a 13.3in. screen and a full-size keyboard.
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