Steve Jobs has been taking its energy pills, yesterday he burned the Conference Call with rants about Google, RIM, Nokia and any other Apple rival that attempt to take any marketshare from Apple, but tomorrow is the day for the Back to the Mac media event and things are getting quite crazy with Macbook Air chassis all over the net, but apart from the imminent introduction of the Macbook Air what’s to expect from the event?

Well, Apple is like the KGB, you never know what to expect, but as the event shows it’s going to be about the new Mac OS X Lion, animal, the king of the computer jungle and the one that is supposed to bring Mac OS X and iOS together, speculation point that Apple is thinking about implementing iOS features in Mac OS X like Scrollers and Quicklook and a possible iOS applications environment into the Dashboard.

A revamped Mac OS X with added UI features from the iPhone and the iPad will transform the Halo Effect back from the iPhone to the Mac and to do so Apple needs to add wireless sync between the desktop OS and iOS devices, easy screen sharing for multimedia application like Facetime and a system-wide implementation of the newly AirPlay, fully control remote of your desktop computer using your iPad or iPhone with server-like features that accelerate the enterprise adoption of Apple mobile strategy.

I expect from Apple tomorrow:

• A more social Address Book with Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn syncronization, map and location based features from the desktop.
• A Free Mobileme to new mac and iOS users.
• Instant wireless sync between desktop and mobile devices.
• Dockbable iPad with Screen and Keyboard.
• Facetime all over the System with Facebook Twitter and LinkedIn syncronization.
• iCal Remote for easy retrieval and sync from desktop to mobile and vice versa.
• Game Center implementation on the desktop.

Hardware:
The refresh Macbook Air with smaller screen and lighter, but faster specs and of course cheaper price. In the desktop Apple is poised to change the Mac Pro design and bring something between the iMac and the Mac Pro in price and performance, Mac users have been forced to buy an iMac when some of us really need a more robust machine like the Mac Pro, but the entry price is too high for many.