I was quite surprise to find a good increase in in traffic to this blog after I posted “MacBook Air or Mac AirBook?” .

People are actually searching for Mac Air Book! I tried a various combination of these search terms at Google and Yahoo, “mac air book” was one of the common suggestion.

MacBook Air is Now Available in Singapore

According to a report in today’s Digital Life, the MacBook Air has arrived in Singapore. I wish I could lay my hand on one of these super thin notebook.

And when I get one of these world’s thinnest and sexiest Mac, I will call it Mac Air Book.

In fact, there was a comment in my earlier post on Mac Air Book that it sounds “so much better”.

What do you think?

Steve Jobs did it again and this time, out of an envelope.

Yes, I think the MacBook Air is magic. It has the magic to make me say “I want” when I first laid my eyes on it.

I received an email newsletter from Apple yesterday and I saw this super thin MacBook Air. I clicked at the photo and was taken to the new MacBook Air – Thinovation.

If you haven’t seen the MacBook Air ad yet, go watch it now below:

And I was wowing away… and then drool. Yeah, pretty disgusting. Well, I mean “Isn’t the MacBook Air disgustingly pretty!?”

Then I realized the whole world is talking about it.

Is it MacBook Air or Mac AirBook?

I was listening to the radio. And the DJs are talking about the world’s thinnest notebook. These DJs from the local radio station(in Singapore) were kind of confused over the name of this latest Apple’s invention – she was calling it Mac AirBook?

So I went googling for Mac AirBook. To may surprise, there are more than 250 entries on “Mac AirBook”.

Here’s a MacBook Air Guided Tour:

By the way, if you are thinking of buying the Mac Airbook in Singapore, you’ll have to pay more. The new Mac Airbook costs S$2988 (>US$2,000) in Singapore whereas price starts at US$1,799 in the US.