I've come across two announcements that I've read up on so far:
-Apple TV v2. Basically a software update allowing the Apple TV to download directly from the iTunes store instead of having to go through another source first. Great, but it's still lame considering it doesn't support a lot of codecs and doesn't have any PVR functions at all. In short, it's feature bare compared to the competition, but probably really easy to use for my parents and other people who still can't figure out DVD players properly.
-MacBook Air. This had been rumored for a while - basically an ultra-portable Macbook. I've been looking forward to this because I'm looking at buying an ultra-portable for school and all that, and I have no problem using OSX for something like this. The problem is that they dropped the ball. It's really light and thin, which is good, but it's no smaller in any other way when compared to most modern laptops. So essentially what we have here is a 13.5 inch notebook, with quite a few features missing. Gross onboard intel graphics instead of nvidia, a small HDD, and no optical drive (I also think it's impossible to upgrade the RAM but could be wrong on that). This would be fine if it actually was an ultra-portable, but it's not - it's just thin.
Beyond that, the price point is fucking ludicrous. I believe it's $1800 base. So you pay quite a bit more for a laptop that's missing some key components. Why not save a few hundred bucks and a lot of headaches by buying a faster Macbook. Does the extra 2.5lbs or whatever really break your back.
Possibly the only thing I've found interesting about this is the option for a 64GB solid-state drive. Sadly, that bumps the price up to over $3000....
I don't doubt some people will buy it, but it's certainly no contender to the EEE PC or OQO, which is kind of a shame.