Browsing through Apple's clearance page, I came across one item of particular interest, the previous generation MacBook Air. As you probably know, the air is normally priced at 1799, which in my opinion is way too high considering what you get. However, Apple is now offering the previous generation MacBook air for only 1399, completely new in box. The only difference between the previous generation model and the current generation model are the graphics and Displayport (if you don't have a Displayport monitor, this may actually be an advantage). 1399 for the air is much more reasonable, and is how I feel it should have been priced in the first place. 

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As you all probably know by now, there will be an Apple event on October 14th (it will be announced "officially" October 7th, but we know its coming). It is widely expected for Apple to update their MacBooks and MacBook Pros at this event. Mac Soda offers all of its predictions for the event.

Hot off the presses. What do you think? Is this the card you want in the new MacBook? 

  Okay, so we've all seen the new iPods and agree they rock.  Just one little question.  Why does Apple make us compromise every time?  I love the new "Shake to Shuffle" feature, but will we see it in the iPod Classic?  I know it's "Classic" but when will we see something new in the technology?  The thing I hate: I want tons of space, but tons of cool features.  The iPod Nano won't hold my entire library, but you can do some pretty cool stuff with it.  When will we see an accelerometer in the massive iPod?  What will I do if I want to play cool games that require an accelerometer? Complain. That's the answer. Complaining works.  One more thing....Color.  When will we see more color options for the iPod Classic and Touch?  I think that's one of the major reasons people buy the iPod Nano.  What's your say?