Thank you Steve

If there is one thing we can not deny Hardmac (Macbidouille) is one of the most critical Mac sites in the world. Friends point out your failings, enemies applaud them. But even though love is blind, criticism should be measured. We should not lose sight of what we love about the Mac, nor our pride in defending Apple, even when it has not been easy. And so a point of thanks.
Thanks, Apple for having created the MacBook Air! I have been fortunate to have one in my hands yesterday and even though I considered myself as old fashioned, the first word that came to mind is the famous "Wow!" (experience) infinitely more appropriate for this machine than Vista ...
We have already heard tons of criticism about this machine, almost always made by those who have only seen a photo. But taking control is something else!
The MacBook Air is simply superb finesse and elegance, so that it's hard to imagine that it could be opened up to reveal for a screen and a keyboard.
-- It has only one USB port? Too bad it will suffice.
-- The battery is not removable? Seek an outlet to plug its charger, the size of those of the first iPod.
-- It has no integrated burner? Too bad, but I never burnt dvd's on a trip to avoid draining the battery.
Enough said. As long as you need a machine that will accompany you anywhere ... the Macbook Air is simply perfect. It is far too small even for most backpacks in which it will get lost, and needs to be restrained.
Whether or not it pleases the majority, it will bring joy to those who decide to purchase it.