The Incase 11” retails for $39.95 on the Apple Store, and has a fully-lined faux-fur interior with a protective border. Some users though have had issues with the case according to reviews on the Apple Store. The lack of a zip is a big concern, and the case was found to only just fit the MacBook Air.

An alternative case has just been released by WaterField Designs, the 11.6 inch MacBook Air Wallet is a lightweight sophisticated travel case. There is room for a mouse, charger, cables, and more, and fully packed will still fit into the back of an airline seat pocket. Scratch free pockets and foam padding will fully protect your MacBook.

You will also find a stretchy outer pocket for all those other items, and best of all is the YKK self-locking zippers to seal you precious laptop away. There is a choice of six colors, and each one has an eco-friendly, distressed leather trim. The MacBook Air Wallet is available to pre-order now with shipping beginning at the end of the month, and costs $89.

Click here for the WaterField Designs website.

With Apple and Verizon seemingly teaming up to produce a revolutionary new iPhone with CDMA included, this will also put Apple in a great position for moving into the Chinese market with China Telecom being viewed as a potential partner. So it’s true… Apple is trying to take over the world!

According to AppleInsider analyst Brian White of Ticonderoga Securities who is currently in the Far East has said that he is finding it particularly difficult to get the 11” MacBook Air and certain versions of the iPad. He also said that the most difficult product to get is the iPhone 4 and waiting times are around 2 months with China Unicom unable to fulfill about a 3rd of pre-orders.

So when the iPhone with CDMA compatibilities comes on board how is the Chinese market going to cope with the demand. If already they cannot cope with the likes of the iPad and MacBook Air? The other thing is the iPad 2 which is expected in the early days of 2011 how will they realistically get the numbers they need? If these reports are anything to go by they simply won’t.

Do you think Apple can cope with even further demand? Let us know in the comments below.

The hands-on review comes to us courtesy of BGR, who have also offered a gallery of screenshots of the new model as well as their first impressions.

Like most reviews you’ll probably read for the 11-inch, the dimensions of the new model are a view to behold and if you didn’t own one of the previous Macbook Air models, you’ll be amazed at how light the device actually feels in your hands.

BGR mention some slight concerns over the low-spec processor (1.4GHz Intel Core 2 Duo), but from the brief time that they had with the device, they said that they didn’t have any performance issues which is a good thing.

For those of you who are now thinking 14-15-inch tablets are just too big, the new 11-inch Macbook Air could well tempt you into a purchase – the premium price remains a barrier for most though.

Check out their thoughts and the photos in the link above. Have any of you bought one already?