So Apple has introduced the long time anticipated ultra-thin MacBook Air yesterday, now the question is whether you are convincing enough to invest $1799 for it Many pros and cons are listed, some of them are worth to mention. I’m tempted to get one for me indeed but let’s try to see how well do we know of this Air. (Photos courtesy of Apple and Engadget) 1. Love - MBA is silvery finish which is following closely the ‘Mac’ style of aluminum casing. I love that design – the same reason why I bought MacBook Pro last time. - It’s thin, very thin. No one denies...

Wait no more, MacWorld Conference & Expo 2008 is on the air today, January 15th 2008. After people experienced the ‘art of technology’ with Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2008 at Las Vegas, they gonna ‘wow’ and ‘wee’ for the upcoming super cool stuffs from Apple Last year, Steve Jobs rocked us with the revolutionary iPhone and Apple TV. This year, people expected to see: a super thin lightweight and gorgeous ‘AirBook’, an 3G iPhone 16Gb, iTunes Movies Rental service, software update, price reduction … Let’s look at 4 main points...

The best fast-moving and action-oriented first-person shooter game finally arrives If you ever played Unreal Tournament (UT) before, you found that UT series are totally different than the typical shooter coming out these days: the content are rich enough to keep you busy; the textures, character models, and animation are all top-notch; the background music and voices are high in energy; especially those game modes are designed just to blow you away Epic kept their promise. UT III (previously known as UT 2007) was out for PC version on 19th November; the PS3, XBox 360 and Mac version are on...

Books aren’t dead (and they will never be), they’re just going digital ♥ This week, Amazon just announced their wireless portable reading device Kindle. Kindle is simply a ‘electronic paper’, which definitely is a must-have device for all professional readers. Let’s look at the fantastic features of Kindle. Paper-like Screen: revolutionary electronic-paper display provides a sharp, anti-glare, high-resolution screen that looks and reads like real paper. Wireless Access: but unlike wifi, you don’t need any hotspot; using 3G network as advanced cell phones,...

While surfing through System Preference, I was surprised to find out that Leopard now supports Vietnamese Input much better Nothing need to be configured, no external driver, no extra keyboard layout, no 3rd party software; you choose the language then type – pretty easy isn’t it Just to help some Vietnamese friends who indeed need to type Vietnamese on Mac OS X. To enable it, follow these simple steps: 1. First go inside System Preference and open International 2. Go to tab Input Menu, tick on “Vietnamese Keyboard”. You also want to check on “Show input menu...