Looks like the rumor of WiMAX in the new Macbook Air was a huge whiff, but when you read about all the specs of Apple’s new lightweight laptop, who really cares? I mean, who doesn’t want one, right now?
Since we are looking for a laptop upgrade here at Sidecut Reports, there may be no better time to switch to the Mac platform. I’m sure we’ll be able to add a WiMAX card in later, if and when such services become available.
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Sidecut Reports
January 16th, 2008 at 10:54 am
Jobs hadn’t finished showing it and I already had my order in and confirmed. This is going to be one very hot lightweight Mac.