 Hey, we're here at Apple's event in California and we are just getting our hands on the all new MacBook. It is just the MacBook, it is ridiculously thin. It's 13.1mm thin and you can see one of the headline features here, this USB type C port. This gets used for power, for display, for USB, for everything. It's a fast little port, it is kind of going to be the future of laptops. It's been around here and we also of course got a headphone jack and a couple of microphones. The big story here is the technology. The screen is 2304 x 1440, somewhere in that neighborhood. It's high retina display, it looks really good. There's a speaker grill across the top and Apple is really playing up the new keyboard. They've got a new butterfly mechanism so that the keys are really flat and whichever corner you push on they all feel the same. There's not much key travel to it actually, it feels pretty shallow but it doesn't feel terrible, it just takes a little bit of getting used to. What is weird though is the trackpad. They've got an entirely new mechanism so it also feels the same no matter where you click on it. Apple has created this new thing called Force Click where you sort of push through the trackpad and you can see I just failed to get it down there, I'll try it one more time. You push it until you see a second click and then it gives you a third action. So there's a single click, double click and now this force click which lets you do different things. You can configure the strength of it, there's a little bit of tactile feedback when you do it. This is the new MacBook, it comes out on April 10th for $1299. Again, it is just stupid light, crazy thing. It has an Intel Core M processor so it should be pretty fast and I can't wait to give it a try some more time.