Unboxing a MacBook Air
This could have been my video….thanks FedEx! Damn you and your slow boat plane to from China.
Update: Looks like he’s disabled embedding of the video. Here’s a direct link.
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*jealously typing this on my MB with toasted battery and fritzy fan*