Ahh, didn't realize the air had an antiglare screen. Thanks for clearing that upThe aluminum bezel is actually consistent with the rest of the lineup because the Air screen is antiglare. Antiglare Pros have the same thing. As for the reasoning behind antiglare on the Air, it is probably to decrease weight.
Because it looks cheap and tacky. I would not have bought one if they had soiled the bezel thus.
Ahh, didn't realize the air had an antiglare screen. Thanks for clearing that up
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I have seen black aluminum PC laptops, surely Apple can pull it off if Sony and Lenovo can.
First a white iPhone and now this. I guess Apple just aren't good with colours.
I have seen black aluminum PC laptops, surely Apple can pull it off if Sony and Lenovo can.
there you go!
This does happen to anodized aluminum, though. It should not, that's the point of anodizing. But it's extremely rare, not common enough to warrant a change. It has something to do with a certain segment of the population producing oils and sweat of a certain PH level that reacts badly with this material. You almost never see it happen, but it does exist.
Wash your hands every now and then?speaking of "soaking body oils", when are they going to replace those plastic keys with something that don't get all 'shiny' after a month's use? They look ugly as well. What about glass keys (ala touchpad) or something like that?
I do, although I think you missed the "body oils" part. Also, my finger tips are quite dry. Dry enough to cause the touchpad having trouble registering events sometimes. It's not just a matter of smearing. The plastic looses its matte finish.