Sharp Actius MM10 is thinner than the MacBook Air
by Muhammad on January 17, 2008
in Uncategorized


“Apple boasts that the MacBook Air is the world’s thinnest notebook. The trouble with boasting is that people like to prove you wrong. We reported on the Mitsubishi Pedion, which, ten years ago, came in at 0.04 inches thinner than the Apple notebook.
CNET has since dug up an even thinner machine, the Sharp Actius MM10, which is an unbelievable 0.54 inches thick, soundly beating the MacBook Air’s roly-poly 0.76 inches, and managing to squeeze in an ethernet port, a PCMCIA slot and two (2!) USB ports.”
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I guess it is a question Aesthetics vs. Functionality… but the MacBook Air looks far better, however Sharps 2 USB slots and ethernet port gives it better flexibility.
Also, the “AirMail” – a vinyl Manilla envelope developed by various suppliers to carry the MacBook Air also kicks ass (See Picture Below)

I guess it will all boil down to preference and what you’re going to use the hardware for. For my needs, the Macbook Air should be fine, despite the high price… like many of Apple’s products, it just seems worth it.
Technorati Tags: MacBook Air, Sharp Actius MM10, Thin Laptops, AirMail


Hey i been asking everyone to get me one of these…
PLEASE PLEASE GET ME ONE MAK PLEASE PLEASE :D
Once you’ve had Mac, you don’t go back, son.
Only sux thing about the Air, is that you need to remotely connect to another mac if you want to use an optical drive. Their rationale is that soon everything will be wireless, and the Air is geared up for the evolution.
The information on the Sharp Actius MM10 is misleading. The MM10 is 0.54 inches at its THINNEST point, and 0.78 inches at it’s thickest point. MacBook Air has it beat by a hair. Here’s a link to the MM10 spec sheet:
http://ec1.images-amazon.com/media/i3d/01/A/man-migrate/MANUAL000043313.pdf