About Macs: Is the MacBook Air 2010 Right for You?

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Macs Macs Basics Reviews Tips & Tricks From Tom Nelson, your Guide to Macs Last week, Apple announced the 2010 version of the MacBook Air. While this announcement was anticipated, Apple had a few surprises in store for us. The MacBook Air is now available in two different sizes, and prices start at $999. Apple also provided some insight into what to expect from the next big cat, Lion (OS X 10.7), due out sometime in the summer of 2011. MacBook Air Buying Guide Is the new MacBook Air 2010 the right ultra-portable Mac for you? I took a close look at the MacBook Air 2010's features, to see how they stack up for the mobile professional. If that describes you, then the MacBook Air may be just the Mac you're looking for... Read more Review: MacBook Air 2010 The 2010 MacBook Air from Apple is now available in two different sizes, with 11-inch and 13-inch displays, and four standard configurations. With the latest MacBook Airs, Apple has lowered prices while providing new features and capabilities that road warriors, who are the target audience for the MacBook Air, will enjoy... Read more Apple Previews Lion (OS X 10.7) At a recent media event, Apple parted the curtains on its newest big cat. Lion, also to be known as OS X 10.7, will be available in the summer of 2011. While the preview was more of a glance than an in-depth look, Apple did reveal a few interesting tidbits. The phrase "Back to the Mac," which graced the cover of the event invitations, sums up the design philosophy for Lion. I thought it meant that Apple would be spending a bit more of its time and resources on the Mac, which generates roughly one-third of Apple's revenue, but we learned the phrase actually means that Apple will be taking some of the features found in its iOS devices, and bringing them back to the Mac... Read more Troubleshooting Apple Mail Apple Mail is very straightforward to set up and use. Apple provides convenient guides that step you through the process for creating accounts. Apple also provides a few troubleshooting guides designed to help you when something isn't working. The three main assistants for diagnosing problems are the Activity window, the Connection Doctor, and Mail logs... Read more Macs Ads 2010 Macbook Pro Reviews Air Supension Keyboard Macbook Windows on Macbook Featured Articles Connect Your Mac to Your HDTV Q. How do I eject a CD from my Mac? How to Perform a Clean Install of Snow Leopard OS X 10.6 Before You Buy an External Hard Drive How to Copy iPod Music to Your Mac Mac OS X Startup Keyboard Shortcuts   More from About.com Is it a Cold or the Flu? Knowing whether you have a cold or the flu can help you treat your symptoms more effectively. More > Concerned About Your Drinking? This short quiz can help you identify whether or not you have a drinking problem. Take the quiz now > This newsletter is written by: Tom Nelson Macs Guide Email Me | My Blog | My Forum   Sign up for more free newsletters on your favorite topics You are receiving this newsletter because you subscribed to the About Macs newsletter. If you wish to change your email address or unsubscribe, please click here. About respects your privacy: Our Privacy Policy Contact Information: 249 West 17th Street New York, NY, 10011 © 2010 About.com   Mac News & Events iPhoto '11 Reported to Be Causing Loss of Some Images Apple Removes Flash From Latest Macs: Take Our Poll Ringies: Tom's Budget Software Pick Advertisement