Here are the original specs of the entry-level MacBook Air announced by Steve Jobs, which became available to consumers January 29, 2008. 13.3-inch LED-backlit glossy widescreen display with 1280 ...

Steve Jobs famously debuted the MacBook Air in 2008 by pulling it out of a manila envelope.; Tim Cook said the move "established a characteristic about that device that lives today." The 13-inch ...

Steve Jobs famously debuted the MacBook Air in 2008 by pulling it out of a manila envelope.Tim Cook said the move "established a characteristic about that.

When Steve Jobs unveiled the MacBook Air on January 15, 2008, he famously did so by pulling it from a thin manilla envelope.

The latter group wanted a new MacBook Air because it was Apple’s best-selling laptop. ... Ive had been at Apple for nearly 30 years and stuck around for eight years after Steve Jobs died.

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The new MacBook Air is a spectacular revamp for Apple’s flagship ultraportable. It’s far thinner, it has a fantastic new screen and speakers, and Apple’s M2 chip makes it a genuine powerhouse.

Starting at $1,299, the new MacBook Air 15 is the world's thinnest 15-inch laptop at 11.5 millimeters, and it weighs only 3.3 pounds. It features an Apple M2 chip (eight-core CPU, 10-core GPU), a ...

Steve Jobs famously debuted the MacBook Air in 2008 by pulling it out of a manila envelope. Tim Cook said the move "established a characteristic about that device that lives today." The 13-inch ...

Tim Cook reflected on one of Apple's most iconic product launches ever in a recent interview. Steve Jobs famously introduced the world to the MacBook Air in 2008 with a flourish, when he pulled ...