Apple's best-selling MacBook Air just got a good, hefty price cut of US$ 500 off its previous US$ 3,098 price tag, bringing it down to only US$ 2,598. It's certainly good news for prospective buyers, though we really can't say the same for early adopters. More in the full article.

First, a warning: do not try this at home. Now, ever noticed how your sexy MacBook Air only has one USB port? Well, one guy found that it actually supports up to three USB ports - but you have to crack open your MacBook Air and mess with the hardware to do it, hence the warning. If you really must know, you can check out how they did it by reading the full article after the "read more" link below.

After a full month since the MacBook Air's initial introduction, demand for the unit appears to have increased. Various retailers, including Apple's own stores, have reported a shortage of stock. To find out more about the stock woes of the MacBook Air and the apparent increased sales of the product, check out the full article.

It looks as if keyboard issues won't quit on Apple's MacBook line, because the Cupertino-based company also rolled out the red carpet for a keyboard firmware update for the Macbook and Macbook Pro. Though the symptoms of the problems Apple needed to solve were typically different in nature, rolling out two keyboard updates this early in 2008 is tough not to ponder over. More at the full story.

We all heard about the new batch of MacBook Pros that will be fitted with the new multi-touch trackpads, but we haven't heard exactly when they will launched to the waiting public. Here's a bit of good news if it turns out to be true: a couple of inventory screenshots taken from Best Buy's tracking system reveal that they will be in stock soon very soon. Check them out in the full article.

Apple has just released an announcement regarding the upcoming launch of their new MacBook Air laptop and the new Apple TV software update. Wondering what the company's got to say regarding these two ? Visit the full article to find out.

The MacBook Air's ultra-thin profile was only made possible by certain changes to the conventional laptop designs of Apple. Among the changes made was the inclusion of  an integrated 37-watt-hour lithium polymer battery which caused some concern among the community.

According to Apple Insider, the replacement of these batteries isn't as complicated as some would believe. More information on this can be found in the full article.

Apple has just released new information regarding their MacBook Air laptop in line with the ongoing MacWorld Expo 2008. Given it'll be shipping in two week's time, you may want to read over its technical details over in the full article.

While being a long-time member of the Blu-ray Disc Association, Steve Jobs-led Apple Inc. still has yet to reveal its true leaning at the on-gong format war between Blu-ray and HD DVD.

Analysts, however, have a good reason to believe that everything will become known come Macworld Expo 2008.

More details after the jump!

With Macworld 2008 just a couple of weeks away, the rumor mill has churned out more tidbits regarding the new US$ 1500 sub-notebook that Apple will supposedly introduce at this year's Macworld Expo. Check out the full article for the latest on this hot topic.