Oh, and let's kill any silly talk of "if they remove the optical drive, they'll be able to do... (insert one of the following: 'make it thinner', 'add more battery life', 'give it a better GPU', add in another drive', etc.)" or "MacBook Pros with full SSDs" (as opposed to half-SSDs?) or "iMacs with desktop class GPUs that are just as thin" because either you've taken some of the current machines apart and therefore know that these lines of thought are physically impossible or you don't in which case it's all fantasy talk, and if we're here to talk fantasy, then how about the 15" MacBook Air with a quad-core Ivy Bridge i7, the AMD Radeon HD 6990M, and internal Blu-Ray Drive and ten hour battery life (with 30 day standby time) that's even thinner than the current MacBook Airs?
Because really, that's the machine to want out of this if we're disregarding rationality and the laws of physics.