All of you people who hate glossy screens are exaggerating. If, matte is your preference, fine. But I hate how most say "It is impossible to work on a glossy screen unless you live in a cave" or act as if any light source in the room causes a problem. Listen up, I've been using my glossy MacBook for 22 months now (and I've been matte screens for 5 years before that) and it is not as bad as most of you anti-glossy people say they are. The only time where it is somewhat of a problem is if you are in front of a window (and your screen is parallel to it) with the sun shining directly inside. Other than that, (I use my MacBook in school so I need to conserve power) even on low brightness, it have not even noticed glare at all. I'd bet most of you anti-glossy people haven't actually worked with a glossy display. Maybe you've looked glossy Macs at an Apple store, or read the forums about how other "pros" (who again, haven't actually worked with glossy) don't like the reflection. Again, if matte is your preference thats fine, but don't exaggerate. If your workspace has window with sun shining in, by all means get matte. In addition, many of you say matte screens show true colors an glossy does not. I wonder how that is possible if glossy screens just have a display, and matte screens have display + antiglare coating. The antiglare coating distorts light and whatnot. And on my last note, on matte screens you still see reflections, just blurry reflections as opposed to clear ones.
For the 3rd time, if matte is your preference fine. Just stop your bitching about glossy screens because your complaints are highly exaggerated and uninformed.
-Maserati