MacBook Air

Apparently, being unpopular in high school precludes you from creating desireable cases for notebook computers. Or so it seems, based on a recent offering by duo Jona Bechtolt and Claire L. Evans. Bechtolt and Evans, after seeing Steve Jobs announce the Macbook Air earlier this year (during which he pulled the Macbook Air out of a manila envelope), came up with the clever idea to create a "functional" case for the Air that looked just like the real thing. Cute.

Though to many of you, this might be old news, we just stumbled upon the AirMail case, as they've dubbed it. The AirMail case is made of vinyl and lined with fleece and will supposedly protect your Macbook from the rigors of everyday life. But don't worry, that's not it. According to AirMail's website

Zagg Inc. has introduced its famed invisibleSHIELD for the MacBook Air. President of Zagg, Robert Pederson was impressed by the MacBook Air at MacWorld this year, and says the invisbleSHIELD will "provide unbeatable protection while letting the gadget be 'naked,' as we like to say. Owners will be able to protect their MacBook Air and still show it off - as naked and pristine as the day it came out of the box."

The invisibleSHIELD is a clear adhesive that was originally designed by the military to protect helicopter blades from being scratched and dulled by whirling debris. Zagg saw the potential in the