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By illconsidered on August 13, 2008.

Scienceblogs is asking readers to fill out a survey. They are offering a chance to win an iPod AND a MacBook Air AND an Apple TV.

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MacBook Air

The world's thinnest computer is coming out officially in a couple of weeks, but apparently you can get it now. It's a Mac, it will cost about 1,800 bucks US, and it is said that you can "fit it into an interoffice mailing envelope."

Power of the online community?

Let's see if social web services can be used for the science and research causes? Please read: MacBook for me - the power of Web!

MacBook Air -- I Want One, Too!

tags: Macbook Air, humor, streaming video

Droolworthy

Ahhh…in case you hadn't heard, Apple came out with an new machine yesterday, the MacBook Air. I want.

I think the climate is changing.We don't seem to get snow anymore.

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