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What You Get with the MacBook Air
Sizing Up The MacBook Air
The MacBook Air Touch Pad
The MacBook Air Display
The MacBook Air Pinch Gesture Feature
The MacBook Air Swipe Gesture Feature
The MacBook Air Rotate Gesture Feature
The MacBook Air iSight Video Camera
The MacBook Air's Memory Capacity
MacBook Air CPU Features
MacBook Air Hard Drive Options
Using the MacBook Air's Wireless System
Making MacBook Air Bluetooth Connections
Using the MacBook Air Mag-Safe Power Adaptor
Connecting MacBook Air USB Peripherals
Using the MacBook Air Micro-DVI Connector
MacBook Air Remote Disc Installation
Summary: The Apple MacBook Air laptop is so thin and light that you may forget that you even have it with you. Learn all about the casing and size of the MacBook Air laptop computer in this free video.
Brandon Karon works for Florida's largest premier Apple reseller. Brandon is an Apple specialist and has been an Apple sales professional for over two years. He is also an A and...read more
"BRANDON KARON: The MacBook Air is the world's thinnest laptop. It's razor thin. It measures at 0.76 inches which is just about three quarters of an inch thick at its thickest point and it's 0.16 inches thin at its thinnest point. It's razor thin. It's extremely light, comes in at about 3 pounds. The casing itself is made up of aluminum and it doesn't scratch and it also adds to the thinness and the lightness of the machine. When you put it in your bag for instance, it just disappears. For instance I got here like a day planner. I can just open up my day planner, stick the computer right in there and--wrong pocket. You stick the day planner, take the computer, stick it right in the day planner. It's like your not even carrying a computer. You go to the office, you open up, you still can't even see it in the day planner. You take it out and this is your computer. Simply amazing."
eHow Article: Sizing Up The MacBook Air
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