Great loss when Apple introduced MacBook and MacBook pro...

Since I carry my notebook with me everywhere i go, I'd like my notebook to be ultrasmall and ultra portable. Therefore I love my iBook 12'' and if you could buy a 10'' model, I'd do that.
Anyway, Feeling a need for more computing power, I thought it was time to get rid og my old iBook G4 and buy a new notebook but oh boy how i was wrong.
I entered the online Apple Store only to find out that the smallest model has a 13'' display. The iBook's 12'' were allready a bit to much, so therefore I cry out the following:
Dear Apple corp!!! Please launch a 12'' model or even better a 10'' model of the new MacBook/MacBookPro

I don't think there's that much market for a 10" monitor. At that rate, you might as well get a Palm or Pocket PC
I think one of the major issues with that is making the keyboard much smaller. Many laptop keyboards (but not apple) have small keyboards, some make the period key half the size, and it really makes it difficult to type. I'd expect apple to keep the screen size to the minimum size that it would take for a full sized keyboard... 12" like the 12" powerbook.
Upgrade to a 12" powerbook, I'm sure you could get one cheap now

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