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By CNET News.com staff, 16 January 2008 12:33
Apple is touting its new MacBook Air ultra-portable as "the world's thinnest notebook". The machine will start shipping in two weeks.
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1. anonymous
Well, what can I say, price per pound it will be very expensive.
No good for hitting a mugger with when they try to rob you.