CNBC is reporting that Apple will introduce its much-rumored sub-notebook in January during the annual MacWorld Expo. Apparently, insider sources claim the device will be 50 percent thinner than the company’s existing MacBook Pro and utilize flash memory in place of a traditional hard disk drive. The new sub-notebook will be smaller than other notebooks, with a much more efficient 12-inch or 13.3 inch LED screen.

Details coming soon to a MacWorld Expo near you!

By LOUISE STORY
Published: August 10, 2007

In the last 100 years, Pepsi had changed the look of its can, and before that its bottles, only 10 times. This year alone, the soft-drink maker will switch designs every few weeks.

Kleenex, after 40 years of sticking with square and rectangular boxes, has started selling tissues in oval packages.

Coors Light bottles now have labels that turn blue when the beer is chilled to the right temperature. And Huggies’ Henry the Hippo hand soap bottles have a light that flashes for 20 seconds to show children how long they should wash their hands.

Consumer goods companies, which once saw packages largely as containers for shipping their products, are now using them more as 3-D ads to grab shoppers’ attention. Click here to continue reading this story.

Looking for something to keep the kids occupied while you take a break this summer? Apple Camp, available at most Apple Store locations, provides an opportunity for kids and families to participate in fun and engaging activities. Each Camp Workshop consists of two and a half hours of hands-on learning, doing cool stuff on Macs. Campers complete their own project that they will take home on CD or DVD.

All four Camp Workshops are recommended for kids ages 8 to 12. Select from Podcast Workshop, iWeb and iPhoto Workshop, Music Workshop and Movie Workshop.

Available in six configurations, the upgraded suite of design tools integrates the best of Adobe and Macromedia products for designers.

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My favorite FREE online web photo album enables me to share photos with my family and friends, and they just announced that all free accounts now come with 1GB of free storage. That’s about 4,000 photos!

OK, so we know that not everyone in the world is fortunate enough to own and use a Mac, so the question on the table is… “Now that Microsoft’s latest version of Windows is out, when do YOU plan to upgrade?”

Never mind that Vista looks amazingly like the Mac experience. Forget that you’ll have to choose from half a dozen different versions. You know it’s inevitable, so how about it?

Hilarious spoof of Apple’s dramatic product launches, courtesy of The Onion.

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