January 16, 2008
MW08: Guided tours galore - MacBook Air, Apple TV and iPhone
Posted Jan. 16, ’08, 10:00 AM PT by Aayush Arya
Category | Video
If you’ve been following closely, you’ll have noticed that someone influential at Apple has developed a penchant for guided tours these days. We have had guided tours for almost every major release and update in the past half-year. So it shouldn’t come as a surprise to most of us that there are three new guided tour videos neatly compressed into ZIP archives and available for download on Apple’s website.
Among themselves, the videos cover the spanking new and unbelievably thin MacBook Air and the features of the free software updates for Apple TVs and iPhones. John, the presenter of the guided tour for Leopard, is back to inform us about the MacBook Air and so is the regular iPhone presenter. Also debuting with the guided tour for the Apple TV is Hannah, an Apple Retail Store employee. So go ahead and hit those links above to check out Apple’s spiffy new releases. Then come back and let us know whether they are any good.
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Hannah is, to say the least, incredibly hot.
You are supposed to be looking at the products. :p
Oh I'm getting the AppleTV one! I must say Aayush, this is a nice way to promote macuser! Forget the stupid guys, put the hot model as your pin up!
In other thoughts, I like the guided tours idea. Since we folks won't be able to set out hands on it so soon, those videos do help to ease the pain...
Anyone else notice the Beatles' Magical mystery tour album art at the end of the apple tv guided tour?
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