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With base prices of $899 and $999, the MacBook Air is still the most attractive Apple notebook to the majority of potential customers.

I don't understand why Apple is still price gouging on Macs. They have the entire lineup of iOS devices to subsidize their Macs. They should be trying to bring more people into the fold instead of driving people away.

This is Apple's idea of improving their MacBook line and being more competitive: Offer a pink one.

This product is beautiful, but ridiculously overpriced for what it is. Such a shame.

WWDC has not been about hardware launches in a long time. Between iOS, macOS, tvOS, and watchOS they have more than enough to focus on and talk about.

They wouldn't wait until WWDC to release updates to the MacBook line, unless they have some dramatically new products that require some dramatic introduction.

Now that we've survived the Macbook's introductory gouge period, hopefully Apple can come down to reality. It reminds me so much of the MacBook Air launch in 2008.

The MacBook is like a prototype of what's to come with that line. The pricing is also a joke.

This may have been the biggest factor holding back an AppleTV App...that there was no singular subscription for the video service. Well, now there is. Should be just a matter of time now.

I'd like to see them debut this App, with Siri support. Siri is big for driving new subscriptions on AppleTV. I don't know what Amazon has and I'm not subscribing to find out...but if it starts coming up as a viable option in Siri search results, you can be sure I will be subscribing then.