Apple MacBook Air - Expert Reviews

Review summary: Apple's much-hyped ultra-thin laptop can be an ideal traveling companion--but it's not for everyone.

Verdict: , the second-generation laptop being developed for children in developing countries. The touch-screen laptop is designed to look like a book and is scheduled to be built by 2010

Review summary: Can this lightweight laptop stand up to image-heavy tasks? 

Verdict: Like most Macworld attendees that day, I simply discounted the computer as an accessory for those who like to be seen in cyber cafes, not a tool you could actually use to work. Various online tech columnists (myself included) crowned it as a great ...

Review summary: Preview: Apple's Kate Moss As you know, we don't get much Apple stuff in our labs, but things are changing, especially after our editor-in-chief fell in love with one of those overhyped iPhone things. Honestly, I don't know what he sees in it, but ...

Verdict: We will try to do a full review early next week, as Fudzilla's biggest Apple fanboy, Mr. Nick Farrell, is eager to hear our verdict, so stay tuned

Review summary: The thing is, though, you'd have to have a cold heart not to fall for the MacBook Air. Apple set themselves a target weight of three pounds - half that of many laptops - yet avoided the most obvious compromises to get there. Where we might have ...

Verdict: Don't turn it sideways, you'll lose it.

Review summary: I suppose this is how realistic the technology world is these days Steve! I hate to say it, but the MacBook is probably on the verge to becoming the