Twelve South Rolls Out BookAir Stand For 2010 MacBook Air

Twelve South has introduced their latest product made exclusively for the new late 2010 MacBook Air called the BookAir. This heavy gauge steel vertical stand will firmly grip your MacBook Air with the soft rubber insert and will help organize your workspace when you connect to an external display.The BookAir is similar to Twelve South's other stand offerings for MacBooks as well as the BookArc for the iPad. The BookAir is compatible with both the 11" and 13" late 2010 MacBook Air. It's available now for $39.99.

WaterField Designs Announces SuperDrive Sleeve

WaterField Designs announces the SuperDrive Sleeve made out of ballistic nylon and shock absorbing neoprene padding materials with a back mesh pocket to hold a few extra small stuff. A perfect case to keep your SuperDrive for your MacBook Air safe and sound while traveling in a slim from factor. The SuperDrive Sleeve is now available for $25 in black only.

Mac OS X 10.7 Lion Announced, Coming Summer 2011

Well here it is folks, the new version of Mac OS X, code named Lion, this new version brings many things that you see in iOS. Like even more multi-touch gestures, not touchscreen support that was rumoured to be in Lion. Other iOS features in Lion are a Mac App Store which launches in 90 days for Snow Leopard, Launchpad which is a grid of apps and folders like on an iPad, and a whole new experience called Mission Control, which combines Expose, Dashboard and full screen apps into one place. Unfortunately, we will have to wait until next summer for this update.

 

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New Macbook Airs Announced in 11.6" and 13.3" Flavours

 

 Engadget's tip was spot on with this one. As Apple has just announced an update to the 13.3" Macbook Air and announced a younger brother at 11.6". Both models will have a 1.4GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor, SSD storage starting with 64Gb and going upto 128Gb on the smaller and 256Gb on the larger and both feature a full size keyboard and trackpad. The 11.6" screen has a resolution of 1366 x 768 resolution with a starting price of $999, and the 13.3" screen has a resolution of and a starting price of $1199. Both models are available today so hit up the link below to get them.

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Apple To Hold "Back To Mac" Event on 20th October

 

Yes your eyes aren't playing tricks on you. Apple is holding an event that is not about a mobile device! Weird huh? Anyway, what should you expect from this event? Well I presume Mac OS 10.7 Lion, hence the Lion in the background. No word on features but expect the usual speed increases and other stuff that is under the hood that we don't care about. In terms of hardware, I would put my money on a long over due update to the Macbook Air. Rumours say a 11.6" screen, more USB ports and a HD iSight camera. But, per usual nothing is certain till Jobs announces it on stage. And talking of the event, it starts at 10am PST on the 20th of October and hopefully it will be live streamed like the last Apple event.

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