With the third generation version of the MacBook Air (MBA), Apple seems to have gotten in right. Weighing in at just 2.3 lbs with a 1.4GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor and 2GB of memory, the 11-inch MBA offers a lot of hardware in a small package. The longer-lasting battery provides up to 5 hours of use and perhaps best of all, the overheating problem that existed in earlier versions of the MacBook Air has been eliminated.

Many users are climbing onto the iPad 2 train, but for keyboard-intensive applications the MBA might be a better choice. Read a comparison of day-to-day use of the MacBook Air vs. the iPad 2 on the Cnet website. If you’re ready to shop, visit the Apple store.

Angry Birds, which first made its debut in the Apple iPhone App Store in December of 2009, has become the new Pac-Man.  It has racked up an amazing 75 million downloads to devices that include iPads, Android phones and Sony PSPs as well as iPhones and iPod Touches.  This ubiquitous game was developed by Ravio, a game studio based in Finland.  Ravio has already announced Angry Birds Rio, based on the upcoming Fox film.

Find out more about Angry Birds on the Rovio website and be sure to check out the original trailer on YouTube:

The SanDisk Sansa Fuze is known as a less expensive alternative to Apple’s line of digital music players. Now SanDisk has come out with a design upgrade for the Fuze. The new Sansa Fuze+ features a sleeker silhouette and larger 2.4-inch screen. Although it doesn’t include a touchscreen, it does have a new front touch panel in place of the click wheel found on earlier models (though many reviewers of the Fuze+ prefer the click wheel).

The Sansa Fuze+ also includes an FM radio, recording capability, a microSD slot and support for a wide range of digital sound formats. The Sansa Fuze+ retails for about $80. Read more about the Fuze+ at the SansaDisk website.

Apple’s new iPad supports the touch screen technology that has made the iTouch and iPhone so popular. We doubt if Apple tested the iPad on any non-human users, but here’s a YouTube video that shows the appeal of the iPad for a cat named Iggy.

Do you think its claws scratched the screen?