Ahh, the venerable ModBook. Made by Axiotron and distributed by Other World Computing, the ModBook made waves when it was announced just before Macworld this year. And at its demo boot at Macworld, ...

Axiotron, the California company who promised us a Mac-based tablet way back in January, is finally about to ship its ModBook this January. The information comes, as often happens, from a reseller.

At Ars, we've been eagerly anticipating the arrival of the ModBook, Axiotron's folded-in-half-the-other-way touchscreen MacBook, for almost a full year. Along the way, there have been shipping delays ...

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I’m sure there are plenty of Mac users who’ve wished that Apple would create a tablet version of their notebook computers, but so far it hasn’t happened. Axiotron to the rescue, who seem to have done ...

Now that the iPhone’s gotten its chance to bask in the limelight, it’s time to zoom in on Macworld’s other big announcement—Axiotron’s ModBook. The ModBook is a MacBook that’s been morphed into a Mac ...

For years now, the Modbook has been giving Apple fans the devices that Cupertino won’t. Before the first iPad came out, Apple delivered the Modbook, a white plastic Macbook transformed into a tablet.

I’ve been looking forward to reviewing Axiotron’s ModBook ever since it was announced in January 2007. Several weeks ago, I was fortunate enough to finally receive a ModBook and experience an Apple ...

Axiotron has announced that it is delivering the ModBook, its tablet Macintosh, almost a year after first unveiling the product at Macworld Expo in San Francisco, in January, 2007. The ModBook is ...

Axiotron’s Modbook is a really cool portable computer that I would likely never buy. I say that having spent two weeks with the Modbook, which is basically an Apple MacBook that’s been converted into ...