MacMembraneThere are peels everywhere…

I have to say, this is exactly how I image a Mac netbook. And exactly what I want.

Macworld’s Dan Moren on the new unibody MacBooks. Very thorough review, with special emphasis laid on the little differences that make a big impression.
I just got a chance to play with a new MacBook at the Coex mall in Seoul. It’s a tank. A surprise about the design was how the screen is recessed slightly [...]

Daring Fireball has noticed that RAM upgrades in the new MacBooks and MacBook Pros are competitively priced, which is a big change for Apple.
I’m patiently waiting for Snow Leopard and I’ll bump my MBP to 4 GBs and replace the HD. Hoping for MacWorld in January!

AppleInsider provides some unboxing porn of the new MacBooks and MacBook Pros. Nice!

Wired: best quote: “If Apple went to a party, it would turn up last and leave with the hottest girl there.”
The quote refers to Apple’s tendency to sit back and observe emerging product markets – and then unleash something superior to whatever is on offer.

Daring Fireball lets the cat breath a little about the upcoming Apple Event. Very thorough, so only read the article if you want to divine the future.
The major link, however, is to Engadget’s posting of the new MacBook Pros. They look sweet!

Hardware test gives you the lowdown on the physical state of your Mac. On the newest models – MacBook Air, MacBook Pro and MacBook – holding down D during boot up will enter your machine into Hardware Test without needing a disk. Good to know.

Some brand new MacBooks and Macbook Pros are experiencing some strange graphics. Unfortunately, mine is among the afflicted. Fingers crossed for a new machine. (See also the Ars Technica article about the problem.)