Speedy, sexy, slim and swanky. Is there a more desirable laptop at the moment?

Super slim and sexy; Incredible build quality; Surprisingly speedy; ThunderBolt port has many possibilities

It's pricey; Limited connectivity out the box; No SD card reader

Apple's dinkiest and most desirable ultraportable is also its most affordable, but is it a false economy? Alan Lu finds out in our review.

Perfection improved, and still one of the few options if you want an 11in ultra-portable laptop

wouldn't live without this product now. fantastic price for what you get and perfectly light weight though does overheat ...needs a cooling tray for certain.

For the first time, Apple's entry-level notebook might just be one of its most compelling offerings.

i switched to mac coz of good performance and i choose this 11.6 inch macbook air coz i prefer small and light laptop... this one meets my requirements ; easy operating system, very vivid screen, nice design and long lasting battery . i recommend this laptop !

nice little laptop, 10 hr battery life .Worked well for 4 days then the wireless stopped working.

Last October, Apple's 11-inch MacBook Air debuted. The tiny, slim ultraportable was the smallest laptop Apple had ever made. Its combination of size and power earned it a four-star review, with caveats: it had a last-generation Core 2 Duo processor, lacked a backlit keyboard and omitted an SD card...

Dramatically faster than last year's version; Backlit keyboard; High-speed Thunderbolt I/O port

Entry-level Air still has the same limited fixed flash storage and RAM as last year's version; Still no SD card slot; Ethernet port or 3G wireless option

The Macbook Air from Apple is a perfect notebook for people who are in search of a powerful yet ultra-portable computer. This 11 inches notebook is dominated by a compact body but holds a power horse of a performer within.

Good processor; thin and portable design

Average battery; high price

He was talking netbooks. Many laptop makers were falling over themselves to rush out cheap mini laptops. But Apple had already decided that this race to the bottom wasn't for them. "Our DNA will not let us do that," he added, "we've seen great success by focusing on certain segments of the market...