Last year at its “Back to the Mac” event, Apple launched a revampedpair of 11 and 13 inch macbook Air models that borrowed hardwaredetails from the iPad. This year, the company’s duo of light andthin notebooks get some notable hardware enhancements but alsobenefit significantly from Mac OS X Lion, which incorporates avariety of iPad software features. The Evolution of the MacBook Air The original MacBook Air ( review ), launched at the beginning of 2008, drew praise over its uniquecombination of a high mobility, super-thin design that managed toretain a full sized keyboard and 13 inch display.
Apple is expected to unveil the new 2012 macbook Pro on June 11 atthe World Wide Development Conference ( WWDC ) in San Francisco. The changes in Apple”s most popularlaptop are expected to include the most significant upgrades to theMacbook Pro since the initial release of the unibody design back in2008. However, new reports claim that the physical redesign may notbe as radical as some have suggested. The new design was originally thought to be thin and tapered, likethe current macbook Air. But emerging Apple speculations aretelling a different story. “While the common rumor thus far for the n
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