Well, in today’s world who doesn’t know Apple Computers? And Steven Paul Jobs. If you don’t, can you crawl out from that rock you live under?
I think we all can safely assume and say that the company, Apple is Steve Jobs and vice versa.
I consider the Mac Book Air, a fantastic product for a lot of reasons.
For starters, consider its punch line, ‘Thinnovation’. Gives you the complete picture in a nutshell…doesn’t it?
Well… ‘thin’ is in… isn’t it?
So, it’s in vogue, alright!
See, I’m not here to give you the complete specs of the MacBook Air. You can find them at the Apple website.
But my interest lies in a couple of things that makes it different and how it consistently stays in line with Apple’s philosophy.
For starters, it is the world’s thinnest computer notebook. A picture is worth a thousand words:
One thing which I liked when I watched the MacWorld Expo 2008, when he introduced the product, was that the Mac Book Air’s thickest side was still thinner than the thinnest side of any computer notebook ever made. Another first for Apple computers.
Another aspect, if you dismantle the entire Macbook Air, it is environmentally friendly. Yet another first for Apple Computers.
And I appreciate that, because, Steve Jobs does what he does best: Push the limits innovatively with taste!
Why I’m so hooked to Apple and its range of products is that time and time again, you see innovation combined with aesthetics at its best, dispelling the ‘nerdy’ image that Bill Gates ushered in with Microsoft.
And all that Steve is saying: I am an ‘Apple’… would you care to take a bite?