Style and substance: 7 notebooks to make your co-workers jealous

These notebooks that look stylish but they aren't especially friendly on your wallet

Apple MacBook Air



Even die-hard Apple haters can't help but be impressed by the design of the MacBook Air: a 13.3in ultraportable notebook with a body that's less than 2cm thick. Apple has still managed to pack a 1.8GHz dual-core Intel CPU in the Air, as well as 2GB of RAM. By default it comes with a conventional (spinning) hard drive, which only has 120GB of storage. You're looking at $1999 to pick up the base model of the Air, though you can shell out $2399 and grab yourself a notebook with a 2.13GHz CPU and a 128GB SSD.

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