The TSA has been known to take issue with products designed in Cupertino before, but for one particular traveler, it was Apple's thinnest laptop ever that caused the latest holdup.
Earlier this week at Macworld 2008, Steve Jobs unveiled some of the new features and products Apple has been working on for the year. As he puts it, "…we've got all this in the first two weeks of the year and we've still got 50 weeks to go." I have always been a fan of the design and development of Apple products. They just work. Not to mention, most of their products - if not all - are absolutely gorgeous.
The big news at this year's Macword Keynote Address was the launching of a new notebook from Apple called the Macbook Air. It's being touted as "The world's thinnest notebook," and I can definitely see why. At it's thickest point it's still thinner than your average ultra-slim notebook from any of the other major manufacturers.
Let's run down the list of features, shall we?