@entrepreneur1.4: In 2008 at Macworld, Steve Jobs unveiled the first MacBook Air by pulling it out of a simple manila envelope, revealing a laptop just 0.16 inches thin at its slimmest point. Jobs, Apple’s co founder and then CEO, framed thinness as a breakthrough rather than a compromise. By prioritizing design engineering and miniaturization, Apple repositioned what consumers should expect from a laptop, shifting the benchmark for the entire category. That single on stage gesture reshaped industry standards and reinforced how product vision can redefine markets. Follow (@entrepreneursonig) for everything related to entrepreneurs. Media: Steve Jobs Inc.