Sometimes that giant, corporate-issued laptop won’t satisfy your desires however much trendy its name sounds. But when an echo engulfs your hear bit-by-bit of something lighter, thinner, or perhaps a little bit more tempting. When you hear MacBook Air, it has always meant that sylphlike temptress calling your name, but always a thwart – fairly too slow – all showbiz and no action. That power and endurance to make it a staid candidate for your serious desires wasn’t just there.

Never again with its new refresh, Elemental, brethren: the MacBook Earth, Water and Fire, certainly. What was once a manilla-wear curio turned into a reasonable machine, and never an airless looker? Tired vacationer, finally a laptop that will ease your load and, not forgetting, your pockets too is here…

The Earth is literally a green laptop sheltered in grass on an eco-friendly clay chassis. It’s also powered by wind and solar-fuel. While more importantly it runs on a low-power phosphorescent screen. Secondly, the MacBook Water that will soak your cravings. Get your bottled iFluid and splash onto any leveled surface and ‘Shwaa…’ you’ll see the shape of a keyboard and monitor. Once done, easily mop up and rinse the iFluid back into the bottle; but be careful lest you wipe the hard drive too.

Lastly, the super-fast MacBook Fire, it’s very fast that chips literally explode into flames.  Although, no Flash yet. The Fire should accompany asbestos gloves too. Of course, these are just concepts in the making, but who can’t wait to see such innovation into action?

Source: CNET UK

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If you’re serious about cloud computing at all you’ve probably already heard about Jolicloud. And if you have, but you still aren’t using it for some reason, you should know that Jolicloud 1.0 is now available for everyone to download and install on their own netbooks or similar devices. Prior to this, it was only available to earlier subscribers. You can check out more details about the availability of Jolicloud 1.0 via the blog post on the Jolicloud Blog that we’ve linked to below.

Jolicloud Blog via Lifehacker

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Asus also now want to be a part of this concept of Cloud Computing and proclaims it as the “Future Technology” as per the The Eee PC News. Asus will be providing 20GB of online storage space for its Eee users, and a simple drag and drop interface for your files to download. Proving a fast wireless or 3G UMTS network for this service is certainly a good opportunity for the users to avail.

But here also comes up a point of information security, which is somewhat well handled in Google Docs, which should be focused on more to make this venture successful. Google reads well known appropriate content from their huge advertising base of their Adsense network. Asus will have to make an way out for this to be suitable for them.

As the Taiwanese DigiTimes reported, ASUS now has Eee storage and Eee Download Service. Eee already provides download files and programs and is going to support playing music and other content as soon as possible. In near future they are going to improve that service through the concept of Cloud Computing and making it more familiar to its users. But you know where the hook is? Eee download is now only for the Chinese market.

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