Macworld's MacBook Air (Mid 2011) family Coverage

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  Seven ways to free up drive space Maybe it's because your media collection is growing, or perhaps you've got a small-but-fast SSD drive. Whatever the reason, if you find yourself reaching the limits of your drive's capacity, these tips will help you clean house and give your data some virtual breathing room.
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  Tech trends you'll see in 2012 We're living in an exciting time in technology, from consumer products such as phones and tablets to the way your home computer accesses the Internet.
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  Buying guide: Macs (2011) Shopping for a new Mac? Here's the lowdown on Apple's offerings to help you decide which Mac to buy.
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  Drop ban on Mac "bootleggers" at work, advises analyst It's time for enterprise IT to help workers who have spent their own money on Mac laptops to access corporate resources.
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  MacBook Air arrives in China to high hopes Apple has started selling the new MacBook Air in China, a move one analyst said would prove a "big hit" in the country that delivered more than an eighth of the company's revenue last quarter.
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  Up in the Air Analyst Michael Gartenberg takes on the MacBook Air, and why it's just the beginning.
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  Next to go... Is the MacBook Air radical because it has only one USB port, no FireWire ports, and no optical drive? Just you wait, says Andy Ihnatko. Apple's got much more in store.
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  Lab tests: Build-to-order Core i7 MacBook Airs With the performance reports of the new standard-configuration MacBook Airs already posted, the Macworld Lab has turned its attention to benchmarking some optional, build-to-order (BTO) configurations of Apple’s latest line of ultra-portable computers.
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  Core i5 MacBook Airs zoom past predecessors Macworld Lab has received and benchmarked every standard configuration of the new Core i5 MacBook Airs released last week. We’ve found that the new processors push the Airs to new performance heights.