It was way ahead of its time. Partly because Intel oversold their CPU. The MacBook 12" is thicker than MBA M4 at its thickest point. But feels much thinner due to its wedge shape.
We have the technology today to make a true MacBook Air that is both much thinner and lighter with same battery life. But it would cost a lot more and today's Apple doesn't seems to be interested in these sort of products. I would imagine Steve Jobs would insist on making it at charge it for $1999.
It was way ahead of its time. Partly because Intel oversold their CPU. The MacBook 12" is thicker than MBA M4 at its thickest point. But feels much thinner due to its wedge shape.
We have the technology today to make a true MacBook Air that is both much thinner and lighter with same battery life. But it would cost a lot more and today's Apple doesn't seems to be interested in these sort of products. I would imagine Steve Jobs would insist on making it at charge it for $1999.
>I would imagine Steve Jobs would insist on making it at charge it for $1999.
He is still directing from the grave is he?
I really want an Apple Silicon version of this.