Actually MacBook Lite is what I like.
The problem is that with software, and other things, Lite or Light implies a watered down version and while that is the case with ports, CPU, GPU, RAM, HDD, etc., I can see Apple wanting to avoid that connotation.
They don't need to invent new adjectives. They have mini and nano, they should've used those. MacBook nano.... mmmmm
I don't think that would have worked. And I would prefer to stay away from the iPod line in naming. However if they had gone that route, I think
NanoBook works better.
I almost like Paperbook. But again no. Let me ponder a moment...
Most notebooks are heavy, like a book can be. Paper is light, Paperbook is on the right track. MacSheet doesn't work. Neither does MacVelope. It has a multi-touch gesture trackpad.
Could call it the
MacPad. Though I'm not sure that's that catchy either. Though it could be after a while. I kind of like
FeatherBook, but like NanoBook I think they are trying to keep Mac in the title.
Everyone is going to call it the
MBA anyway.