April 24th, 2009 | by
Thrystan |




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While many of us are hoping and waiting for a new MacBook, maybe even an
Apple netbook to get launched this summer, together with the new iPhone, concepts are starting to surface, portraying the future of the MacBook series. This time we’re dealing with the Mac Folder, designed by Tryi Yeh and this device is a pretty hot netbook.

Mac Folder comes with a reworked UI based on the ones used on the iPod Touch and iPhone, a multi-touch screen and a very, very slim case.
I’m ready to bet that the display is something like 8.9 inches, considering the size and placement of the keys, but the netbook is surely a looker, so we hope it’ll reach production or at least Apple will borrow some of its traits.




[via Yanko Design]
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4 Responses to “Apple Mac Folder, the Apple Netbook You’ve Been Dreaming About”
By Jimmy on Apr 25, 2009 | Reply
if it touch screen why still need a keyboard ?
By Thrystan on Apr 25, 2009 | Reply
For old school netbook fanatics and people who would rather use a Palm Pre instead of an iPhone
By CoX on Apr 25, 2009 | Reply
Next Apple moves will be Books and Games…
http://spidouz.wordpress.com/2008/09/03/next-apple-moves-will-be-books-and-games
By stella on Jun 8, 2009 | Reply
Keyboard might be some common international layout. If not, it is a terrible English layout..
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Switching between interacting with the screen (mouse equivalent) and interacting with the keyboard looks slow and painful. Certainly none of the programs that I use every day would be fun to use in that way.