Apple Special Event 10/20/10 part 6 OS X Lion MacBook Air

Apple Special event for October 20, 2010 with OS X Lion wrap up and previewing the new MacBook Air . For more information on Apple or other technology related topics please visit http://www.technomicon.com.

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Science & Technology

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• Apple
• Special
• Event
• 10/20/10
• osx
• OS
• Lion
• lion
• macbook
• air
• MacBook
• Air
• mac
• book
• Steve
• Jobs
• October
• 2010

[mattdementous]

Too complicated. I'll keep Windows 7 as my main OS. I'll probably dual boot with OSX Lion though, since it's really cool looking, despite some of its aspects being a bit overly complicated or gesture based.

[da006]

if i were ceo of apple, i'd create an office suite that would destroy office. seriously... the last piece of the mac puzzle.

also, it seems as if the innovation at apple is slowing down a bit for their pc products. why not use magnesium allow instead of aluminum alloy?

[MrPlayboy28]

My 15-inch MacBook Pro has 1680 by 1050, more than that MBA nad it's an 15.inch Apple notebook ^^

[doctorwhofantardis]

this is TOO much like ipad... its AWFUL!!!!

[Pinkishbass91]

@TheWhisperingCactus It does not have less pixles but when i mentioned the lager screen, you can tell its about PPI

[EcoDimension]

@wakka247 you should have seen the previous release... if i remembered correctly. its $1799 for the entry model

[EcoDimension]

why didn't he mentioned that just like him, its thinner too!

[TheWhisperingCactus]

@Pinkishbass91 Well, mine has the same number of pixels as that one does, technically. But they are larger pixels, due to, like you say, a larger screen. He definitely did misspeak. Mine does not have less pixels, it has the same number of larger pixels! That's ok, we understand what he meant to say.

[TheWhisperingCactus]

@Pinkishbass91 Indeed, I assumed as much. It's a pretty embarrassing slip-up to make though, since the PPI and straight-up number of pixels are totally different concepts and could confuse people who didn't get it like we do.

[Pinkishbass91]

@floofytown he also says "more PIXELS then the 15" ", Your computer is doing the same resolution but on a larger screen