We start off another day with deals for the iPhone 4, the MacBook Air and the iMac. First up is newly-announced unlocked iPhone 4s, allowing you to use the handset on any GSM carrier, such as AT&T or T-Mobile in the United States. Next is a number of MacBook Air laptops, starting at $829 for a 1.4GHz 64GB SSD model with 2GB f RAM — just $829. We wrap up today’s spotlight with several iMacs. starting at $929 for a 3.06GHz desktop with a Core i3 processor and a 22-inch screen.

Along the way, we also check out some Mac software, such as “Osmos,” a physics-based game. Details on these items and many more can be found at CoM’s “Daily Deals” page right after the jump.

Are you looking for an external battery for your MacBook Air cobbled together from the cutting edge of Kruschev-era Soviet electronics? Want less functionality in that battery than one of Sanho’s excellent HyperMac offerings while also doing your small part to slaughter Mother Earth? Most importantly, want a gadget that can accomplish all of these heady things at a price far, far greater than the more eco-friendly competition? We’ve got you covered.

Apple has ordered 400,000 next-generation MacBook Airs to be built this month for a July launch, and each and every one of them will ship with low-watt versions of Intel’s cutting edge Sandy Bridge processors.

We start the day after Apple’s announcements with three deals: one for the MacBook Air, one for the Imac, and a third using old-style technology to charge the future. First up is a number of MacBook Air units, starting at $829 for a 1.4GHz 64GB SSD model with 2GB of RAM. Next is an iMac with a Core i5 Quad 2.5GHz processor. The desktop machine also includes a 22-inch screen and 8GB of memory for $1,389. Finally, how about some retro styling for that iPhone charger? This deal features a vintage-style phone as the charger platform for your iPhone 4.

Along the way, we also take a look at several iPad cases, iPod accessories and Mac software. As always, details on these items and many more can be found at CoM’s “Daily Deals” page right after the jump.

We start June with two deals on MacBooks and some iPad 2 cases deeply discounted. First up is a MacBook bundle, including a 2.3GHz Core i5 processor with 8GB of RAM for $1,449. Next is a number of MacBook Air machines, starting at $829 for a 1.4GHz machine with an 11.6-inch screen and 64GB of SSD memory. Finally, we wrap up today’s spotlight with 70 percent off on select iPad 2 cases, including a Snap On case in five colors.

Along the way, we also check out iPhone 4 cases, as well as software for your Mac. As always, details on these and many other items can be found at CoM’s “Daily Deals” page right after the jump.

A refresh to the MacBook Air lineup appears to be imminent this week as retail sources worldwide report that supplies and shipments of Apple’s ultraportable notebook are beginning to diminish.

Speculation that Apple is to introduce ARM processors to the next revision of its MacBook Airs continues, as one source claims the company is internally testing the ultraportable notebooks with its A5 processor… but will we really see an A5 powered MacBook Air? I don’t think so.

As both a bibliophile and an 11-inch MacBook Air owner, there’s only one word to describe the new BookBook case by TwelveSouth: utterly gorgeous:

Intel’s family of Sandy Bridge processors is about to get a whole lot bigger as the chip manufacturing company ramps up production of new ultra-low voltage (ULV) processors that would be a perfect fit for my favorite portable computer — the MacBook Air.

Apple’s latest lineup of MacBook Airs are incredible, and since their launch they’ve been lavished with attention from just about everyone – from the tech world’s greatest reviewers to the hooded youths that gather around them in the Apple Store. But a recent refresh to the MacBook Pro family is beginning to steal their limelight – boasting features like Sandy Bridge processors and Thunderbolt ports – and the Airs want it back with their share of new components. They may only have to wait a little while longer, however, as one report suggests a refresh within the coming months.