Jan 15, 2008 10:43 AM

MacBook Air Guided Tour Up

Are you done reading our liveblogged coverage of Steve Jobs’ MacWorld 2008 keynote? His freshly-announced MacBook Air is already on parade at Apple’s website, for those who want a closer look.

Are you done reading our liveblogged coverage of Steve Jobs' MacWorld 2008 keynote? His freshly-announced MacBook Air is already on parade at Apple's website, for those who want a closer look.

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