Tablet Mac Computer Concept


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There are lots of good options available on the web for a sleek, stylish and elegant laptop. But if you wish to have something unique that you can show off, then Other World Computing has come up with a future trend of computers for you, which is known as “Tablet Mac Computer”. This laptop doesn’t need a keyboard and extremely practical for business professionals, artists and technology leaders. The most appealing part in this 13.3 inch widescreen LCD is that it will enable one to inscribe on the screen with true pen and Handwriting recognition. This sleek laptop will hit the market with all essential features such as internal CD/DVD combo drive, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi capabilities and Global Positioning System.

apple style mac tablet

apple style mac tablet

apple style mac tablet

Designer : Isamu Sanada via GizmoWatch via Apple-Style

Marka Tescil says: July 24, 2008

Very nice Mac Computer !!!

Apple Lover says: August 28, 2008

i need one now.. i been talkin about a tablet mac forever.. anyway.. id like to test that for sure!!!!!!

RobR says: November 2, 2008

Hmm, I’m sure it will have a cover if mass produced, but I can’t help but notice there is no way to ‘close’ or cover the device in order to protect the screen. This is the only flaw i can see upright. I’m one happy MAC user.

Margret Applewite says: February 27, 2009

i have one of theese and they are rubish if yu touch a certain part of the screen it will self destruct and you will not be able to get a refund and when it blew up it caused my legs to fall off it was rather agrivating seen as i was in public i will never be able to walk again :( i had to sell my legs on ebay and it helped raise money for my electronic weelchair Well the electronic weelchair is one of thee bets inventions IN THE WORLD

TuX says: September 5, 2009

As light as possible (400 g or less would be great).
As small as possible (pocketable, if possible).
Video-out port to connect to videoprojector.
USB port for remote control.
Mac inside to run full-blown presentations (transitions, animations, etc) from NATIVE Keynote (.key) and NATIVE PowerPoint (.ppt) files.

Here is an order of thousands for our University.