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01/26/2009

MacBook Mini

There have been rumors of an Apple Netbook, but the actual design has still not yet been revealed. That didn't stop designer Isamu Sanada from giving it a go. Continue reading to see more. Click here for first picture in gallery.

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When folded, the MacBook Mini is just 5.4-inches thick. In its fully expanded state, the tiny laptop boasts a keyboard, trackpad, 10-inch LED display, and 128GB SSD -- unfortunately there's no optical drive according to the renders.

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Posted at 01/26 07:35am by Jeremy K.
Nice attempt to design what it could look like although I doubt they will have a flippable pad... I can't wait until Apple releases one so I can get my hands on one
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Posted at 01/26 5:44pm by
What's the point of this? It's what some guy who has nothing to do with apple imagines would be a cool design. So what? It has nothing to do with reality. My design is much better. It is the size of a matchbook and has a 3D holographic display with plain language input instead of a keyboard. It is powered by capturing RF energy in the air all around us and has zero boot up time because it never shuts down. Who do I have to contact at TechEBlog to get my design posted?
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Posted at 01/26 9:16pm by Jeremy K.
Yeah I kind of have to agree with you. What's the point of posting speculatory designs if they have nothing to do with what will actually come out? Please reply to this question, TechEBlog staff
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Posted at 01/26 11:51pm by livefree
I see what you guys are saying, and hope designers whip up their own prototypes (shell) rather than just concept drawings in the future. That way, at least we can say it's a real product.
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Posted at 03/17 4:07pm by Answers4PC
Intereesting post, to be frank that would be pretty extreme to have a flippable pad. However, thanks for the information. =) Answers4PC Blog
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