"defect proof" unibody manufacturing process

[Beanlok]

I like how they said the manufacturing process for the new glassbooks would be virtually error proof. And it doesn't seem to be. I've read about several issues that directly relate to the aluminum casing. I have a 2.0 ghz glassbook and I love it. I just thought this would be an interesting topic for conversation

 

[synth3tik]

I am sure the defects (scratches, dents, etc) happen after the fabrication of the casing.

 

[Beanlok]

Im not talking about cosmetic damage (scratches dents etc) I'm refering to the crooked key issues the crooked body issues trackpad "loose" issues and the batery/hdd cover panel issues

 

[Pixellated]

Im not talking about cosmetic damage (scratches dents etc) I'm refering to the crooked key issues the crooked body issues trackpad "loose" issues and the batery/hdd cover panel issues

I find it interesting that none of the stuff you mentioned has anything to do with the laser cutting process. It is all post fabrication stuff. (touchpad, covers etc...)

 

[eddy808]

doesn't a warped body come from the fabrication process

 

[mgpg89]

doesn't a warped body come from the fabrication process

I haven't come across any Unibody MacBooks/Pros with warped bodies ... have you?