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Apple introduces the MacBook Wheel
Gear Live — Okay, well, not really, but here on the eve of MacWorld 2009, we thought we might have a little fun. We adore The Onion here at Gear Live, and when we saw this video, we had to share it with you. After all, we know that Mac fanboys will buy anything, that prices on new Apple products can be high, and that ...

MacBook Wheel - MacBook With No Keyboard
Mobility Site — This new innovation can go 19 minutes without a charge. The video sneak peek is below. Apple Introduces Revolutionary New Laptop With No Keyboard Read on for full specs… Ok, a little humor to brighten up your day. This was just too funny to “not” post. Source: Onion News If you like this post, please share it with someone... ...

Onion News Network: Apple's MacBook Wheel [Humor]
Gizmodo — Oh, Onion News Network! You and your team of reporters never fail to make us laugh with your jabs at Apple. That's a solid 2.5 minutes of funny. [Onion News Network] ...

The Onion brilliantly mocks Macworld hype with the “MacBook Wheel”
VentureBeat — Until Apple’s keynote address starts tomorrow at 9AM PST, there is going to be non-stop rumors about which products will be unveiled. It’s becoming more clear what is going to be announced (iMacs, Mac minis, 17-inch MacBook Pro, DRM-free iTunes?), but there is always the chance that there will be a wild card. The satirical news site The Onion has a great video mocking the MacWorld product launch hype with its “MacBook Wheel” computer. This is classic stuff (”predictive sentence technology”), much better than that Simpsons spoof. Watch it below: ...

MacBook Wheel revealed by the Onion News Network
Engadget — I never really realized how nuch I hated keybroads untill I saw this thing. Sent from my MacBook Wheel [Thanks to everyone who sent this in] Filed under: Laptops MacBook Wheel revealed by the Onion News Network originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 05 Jan ...

Want One
The Agitator — Hat tip: PJ Doland. Apple Introduces Revolutionary New Laptop With No Keyboard

Apple’s new notebook leaked!!!
CrunchGear — GOTCHA!!!

Introducing "MacBook Wheel" The First Laptop With No Keyboard
iPhone Savior — SAN FRANCISCO - Tech Trends reporter Jeff Tate captured this exclusive footage of the new "MacBook Wheel" direct from the Mac Expo. A single clickwheel replacing the obsolete keyboard is pure brilliance. The new new tag line, "One Button. Endless Possibilities" perfectly addresses what the notebook market has no idea they really need. Apple will once again change the way the world experiences laptop computing. Nothing can be more simple to use than a "single button". I have seen the future... it's the MacBook Wheel. "People who ...

Apple Introduces Macbook Wheel
GEARFUSE — Apple Introduces Revolutionary New Laptop With No Keyboard Thank you and goodnight. Link

Apple ditches the keyboard for the wheel
Newlaunches.com — At the Macworld Expo, Steve Jobs announced a revolutionary new laptop which has no keyboard but a wheel to do the typing. A crazy idea which sounds crazier when reported by people at ' The Onion ...

New Apple Laptop: No Keyboard!
PalmAddicts — Just in time for MacWorld, Apple has introduced a revolutionary new laptop.  This report from that most trusted of news sources, Onion News Network, is for all you Apple fanboys in the crowd.  Will you stand in line to buy this one?  I would guess you'll have a very long wait.  :P ...

MacBook Wheel spoof hits web
Web User | News — MacBook Wheel spoof hits web January 6, 2009 Web User

Silly interface design
Core77 — Macworld starts in about five minutes. Here's something for you PC-lovers to mock us Mac lovers with: Apple Introduces Revolutionary New Laptop With No Keyboard via the onion (more...)

Around the Web 1.6.09: Mac rumors, Kurzweil predictions and textual frustrations
L.A. Times Tech Blog — -- Our favorite entry in the Mac rumor pool: Apple laptop with no keyboard! The Onion -- Looking forward to the 2009 Consumer Electronics Show this week, it might be helpful to look back at what Raymond Kurzweil predicted a decade ago. Slashdot -- ...

The Onion - Apple Rolls Out MacBook Wheel at Macworld 2009
Mac|Life all RSS Feed — While most of the focus at Macworld has been on the Steve-less Keynote, there is a lot more going on behind the scenes that is sure to be missed even by the intrepid reporters at Mac|Life . Luckily for us, The Onion ...

Apple's "Other" Announcement at Macworld
GeekSugar — Wow, I cannot believe that I missed an Apple product unveiling during the keynote speech at Macworld yesterday. I guess between the new iPhoto and iMovie announcements and the big 17-inch MacBook Pro reveal, I got so carried away that I didn't pay attention to this revolutionary new product — the MacBook wheel. So simple, so powerful, so user-friendly — Who knew that everything could be only a few hundred clicks away! Apple Introduces Revolutionary New Laptop With No Keyboard

Alternate Universe of Macworld News
Today @ PC World — Here's another take on Apple's announcements -- or what they should have been.

Apple Introduces Revolutionary New Laptop With No Keyboard
JESS3 Blog — Apple Introduces Revolutionary New Laptop With No Keyboard

Weekend Vid Picks: Fake MacWorld and Real CES Coverage,
NewTeeVee — Every year, MacWorld and CES fall on the same week in January, and every year that week causes an explosion of gadget demos and tech gossip on the blogosphere. (New Years’ Resolution #4: come up with new, less annoying term for “blogosphere.”) The Onion News Network stole a lot of MacWorld’s thunder early ...

MacBook Wheel
TrendsNow — Après les étonnants modèles présentés dans notre dossier, découvrez une nouvelle approche du clavier sous la forme d'une roue présenté par Apple. Un concept en rupture totale avec les codes actuels du produit qui nous fera définitivement changer nos habitudes ! Bien entendu, c'est un fake réalisé par Onion News Network, mais avouez que l'idée pourrait être intéressante ?