An ultra-slim, attractive laptop, the MacBook Air is oozing with style. ...

The Apple MacBook Air 11-inch pushes into a new space for Apple, slotting between the existing (and refreshed) Air 13-inch, and above the iPad. It means Apple now has a compact and extremely portable format of computer: Apple had always said they wouldn’t make a netbook and this new Air rivals the 11.6-inch format in the PC world, so it is about as "netbook" as we can expect Apple to get. ...

The 11-inch MacBook Air ultraportable laptop is an elegant style statement. It has speedy flash storage, improved graphics and offers 5 hours of battery life. A well-balanced 11-inch premium slim laptop that sells for an attractive price...

As well as the new 11.6" MacBook Air which we have already reviewed, Apple has also refreshed the 13-inch model of the thin and light subnotebook. Compared to its predecessor from over a year ago (with a design that is actually two years old) Apple has left only the processor untouched. The most important changes are the new and much faster chipset graphics card, the latest version of the unibody case, the glass trackpad, a fast SSD, and a high-resolution display. ...

It was a long time coming, but after months upon months of speculation, there was very little surprise when Apple finally announced that it had indeed been working on an 11.6in laptop. It’s important to remember, of course, that the 11in MacBook Air is decidedly not a netbook. If the price tag doesn’t give that away, then using one will. It may not be a comfort to those excluded from buying a MacBook Air by budget, but this is a seriously nice machine.

... Ein Netbook wollte Steve Jobs nie im Apple-Sortiment sehen, doch das, was man mit dem runderneuerten und um ein 11-Zoll-Modell ergänzten MacBook Air abliefert, erinnert sehr stark genau an diese Geräteklasse. Bis auf den Preis, versteht sich. Doch dazu später mehr. ...

Apple makes the MacBook Air both smaller and less expensive, creating an excellent ultraportable laptop, but leaving out a few features along the way.

Am Abend des 20. Oktober 2010 war es mal wieder so weit. Apples Fanboys verfolgten gespannt das „Back to the Mac“ Event aus San Francisco. Dank der freundlichen Unterstützung durch Technikblogs aus aller Welt, war es sogar möglich live dabei zu sein - denn Echtzeit-Bilder wurden alle paar Sekunden gepostet...

It's strange how Apple of late seems to be using early adopters as prototype testers. The original iPhone launched sans many of the features we now take for granted (3G, the incredible App Store) , the iPad has sold by the boat load, but in spite of its flaws as much as because of its merits, and the MacBook Air, the latest 13in version of which this very review is being typed on, has taken three generations to become a system we could really recommend to anyone.

... Zwei der größten Punkte auf der Wunschliste an Apple sind jetzt wohl erledigt: Es gibt ein echtes Subnotebook, das ein gutes Stück kleiner ist als der bisherige Einstieg mit 13-Zoll-Display. ...

Das MacBook Air 11″ ist ein ultraflaches Notebook auf Basis des Mac OS X Snow Leopard Betriebssystems. Der Modellzusatz „Air“ steht bereits seit dem ersten Modell der Baureihe für eine besonders flache Bauhöhe. Das nun deutlich verkleinerte 11-Zoll-Modell (das Original misst 13 Zoll) zielt ganz deutlich auf das Netbook-Segment, auch wenn es rund drei Mal so teuer wie ein Asus Eee ist. ...

Apple's new 11.6-inch MacBook Air is its smallest, lightest, and cheapest laptop to date and as such we think it's one of the most exciting products the company has launched since the iPhone 3G. So not content with waiting for a review sample we popped to our local Apple store and had a brief gander at this aluminium clad beauty.

Two of the most common wish-list items from prospective Apple customers have been a smaller, sub-13in. MacBook and a less-expensive version of the ultrathin MacBook Air. The new 11.6in. ...

It's as if the 13-inch MacBook Pro won The Biggest Loser. Meet the new 13-inch MacBook Air, which weighs 1.5 pounds lighter than its beefier brother and packs in enough horsepower to be your primary computer. Starting at $1,299, this ultraportable isn't cheap, but it costs $200 less than the last 13-inch Air, lasts more than three times longer on a charge, and features a higher resolution display than both its predecessor and the 13-inch Pro...

The new 11.6-inch MacBook Air, on the other hand, is the smallest and lightest Apple laptop of all time, and its base price of $999 ties it with the plastic MacBook () as the cheapest Mac laptop available. I’m not sure I’d call it unlike anything Apple’s created before—it’s got all the stylings of the MacBook Air and MacBook Pro lines, but is tiny like the legendary 12-inch PowerBook of old—but it might be the most novel new Mac released since the Intel Mac era began.

It's beautiful, it's stunning, it's thin, it's like a supermodel. That is probably the best way to describe the MacBook Air to anyone asking. But should you be buying the thinnest MacBook on the planet? We've been living with the new model to find out. ...

There's one easy way to sum up the new 11-inch MacBook Air: It's always ready to go. Not only does this notebook weigh a mere 2.3 pounds and boast a razor-thin profile, its use of flash memory means you'll never have to wait to start surfing the web, touching up photos, or making FaceTime calls. Starting at $999 ($1,199 as configured) the 11-inch Air features a Core 2 Duo processor, Nvidia graphics, and more than 5 hours of battery life...

If you've always wanted a laptop so thin you could use it as a melee weapon during a sudden zombie outbreak, look no further than the 11-inch MacBook Air. At 3mm at its thinnest edge, it'll slice clean through the living dead.