Macs, in general, have always been works of art compared to their rivals, and the MacBook Air is a pinnacle achievement in the line of lust-worthy Apple computers. There's just never been a lot of color choice in the Apple's lineup. For the audacious souls who choose to express their personality through their hardware, ColorWare has been making Macs (et al) into vibrant articulations of individuality for 8 years. And now they'll deck out your Air, too.
ColorWare recently announced the inclusion of the MacBook Air in its line of color-modded machines. Starting with a sleek black, the pigmentation possibilities branch out exponentially when you consider there are 34 other colors that can be mixed and matched in whatever combination best describes your individual taste. You can choose a metallic or solid type of color for the high-gloss, scratch-resistant, polymer-based coating.
For a lot of us – well, me anyway – I'm pretty happy with titanium and white as I've never needed my computer to be a distraction in and of itself. I have enough applications designed for that purpose. But I know there are more than a few people excited about a black MacBook Air, probably even a few tickled about the pink option and many more in the spectrum between.
You can send in your current machine ($500+) or buy one ready to go ($2568+). You can even play with the possibilities before you make the leap.
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
2-22-2008 @ 6:47PM
Edward Puckett said...
"There's just never been a lot of color choice in the Apple's lineup."
Hmmm.... Remember the original iMacs?
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2-22-2008 @ 7:05PM
Brett Terpstra said...
The G3 iMacs came in a few flavors, yes. But it wasn't, in my mind, enough of a splash to override a few years of beige and we returned fairly quickly to more monochrome palettes.
2-22-2008 @ 8:20PM
sam said...
there were at least 15 different color variations of the original imac so i'd say that was more than a "few flavors", and the colors were a big part of apple's revival and changing its image by separating itself from the plain "hodgeman" PCs.
that being said, i'm all for mac customization and i think having the myriad of options colorware provides is great. $500 is definitely a little steep but i suppose "thinking different" doesn't always come cheap.
2-24-2008 @ 6:27AM
Fred said...
Does anyone know of a similar service available in the UK? (or other options)
Cheers,
Fred
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2-24-2008 @ 8:27PM
James C. said...
Would be cool, but I'm not crazy about the price or the fact that you void your warranty. Even thought they offer a warranty with your order its still a little a little scary.
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