What ‘Back to the Mac’ really meant

Colin Devroe — Fri, 22 Oct 2010 14:30:03 +0000

In a post entitled ‘Back to the PC’ Horace Dediu postulates that the title of the recent Apple media event – ‘Back to the Mac’ – was a fantastic play on words.

Where we all assumed it meant that Apple was refocusing everyone’s attention on the Mac from the iPhone/iPod/iPad, Dediu suggests something else. Jobs himself stated during the event that some of the things they’ve learned from iPhone, iPad and iOS were being applied to the Macintosh in both hardware – the new Macbook Air – and to OS X Lion. So these lessons-learned were being brought Back to the Mac.

Clever. Genius. Awesome. (via John Gruber)

Paul Stamatiou’s Macbook Air review

Colin Devroe — Fri, 21 Mar 2008 13:15:32 +0000

Paul Stamatiou, on using the Macbook Air as his primary computer for a little over two weeks:

“I have been able to do everything in my daily work on the Air. This includes using multiple spaces, constantly streaming iTunes radio music, using many tabs in Safari, casual Photoshop use, taking notes and recording lectures in Word 2008, watching episodes of Top Gear and doing web development with Firefox.”

(Source: Review: MacBook Air)

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What ‘Back to the Mac’ really meant

Paul Stamatiou’s Macbook Air review