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]]> By: YILKA http://www.icouple.sg/blog/tech/1701#comment-8036 YILKA Tue, 22 Jan 2008 03:49:16 +0000 http://www.icouple.sg/blog/tech/1701#comment-8036 The Flickr set of MacBook Air <a href="http://flickr.com/photos/21355799@N02/sets/72157603746681202/" rel="nofollow">unboxing photos</a> are published, from Tokyo, Japan :D Suddenly, the Sony Vaio looks soooo thick ... <img src="http://www.icouple.sg/blog/wp-content/uploads/2008/01/MBA-Vaio.jpg" alt="MacBook Air vs. Sony Vaio" /> Meanwhile, MacFixIt and other sources confirmed MBA is the first Mac to be able to <strong>boot wirelessly</strong>. It means: the new feature called "Remote Disc" allows the MacBook Air to wirelessly use a PC or Mac optical drive as well as <strong>boot off</strong> from the shared optical drive. If you want to fresh install your OS, just boot it wirelessly without using any external SuperDrive :!: U gotta admire this Air :D The Flickr set of MacBook Air unboxing photos are published, from Tokyo, Japan

Suddenly, the Sony Vaio looks soooo thick …
MacBook Air vs. Sony Vaio

Meanwhile, MacFixIt and other sources confirmed MBA is the first Mac to be able to boot wirelessly.

It means: the new feature called “Remote Disc” allows the MacBook Air to wirelessly use a PC or Mac optical drive as well as boot off from the shared optical drive. If you want to fresh install your OS, just boot it wirelessly without using any external SuperDrive U gotta admire this Air

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