Great use of liquid metal, a SIM tool and and an Apple logo. I'm sure everyone has been clamoring for a scratch resistant Apple logo.![]()
As I posted, they already use liquidmetal inset Apple logos in the current iPad minis with retina and iPad Air.
Great use of liquid metal, a SIM tool and and an Apple logo. I'm sure everyone has been clamoring for a scratch resistant Apple logo.![]()
The inset Apple logo in current generation iPads (Air and mini with retina) are already made of liquidmetal. If anyone has an old iPhone 3GS sim eject tool -- confirmed to be liquidmetal -- that was included with the phone, you will see they are the same material.
And before anyone gets confused, the original iPad mini's Apple logo was polished into the aluminum, but the iPad mini with retina and the iPad Air, in fact, have inset logos that are not polished aluminum.
How do you know they are Liquidmetal exactly?
As I posted, they already use liquidmetal inset Apple logos in the current iPad minis with retina and iPad Air.
It's common knowledge that the sim ejection tools are a liquidmetal alloy, and I've worked enough with metal to realize that the iPad Apple logo inserts are the same material. I also read articles last year when iPad Air and retina mini shells were leaked in which others claimed the iPad logo inserts to be liquidmetal.
From what I have read, that is not the case. So far it has been only been used for the SIM tool, and this is as of May 2014.
http://9to5mac.com/tag/liquidmetal/
And there are multiple sources like this. Do you have a link to prove otherwise?
So essentially your evidence is a guess. Thanks but no thanks. You have absolutely no idea.
Read my the rest of my latest post. It is an educated guess, but I believe it to be fact. It sure as hell isn't aluminum.
So there is no proof.![]()
There is no proof for a lot of things on MacRumors, but that's why I am here. I will be happy to be proven wrong, but I can assure you that will not be the case -- just as no one confirmed the sim tools were liquidmetal until some time after the fact.
Can you guess what it is, because it isn't aluminum?
There is no proof for a lot of things on MacRumors, but that's why I am here. I will be happy to be proven wrong, but I can assure you that will not be the case -- just as no one confirmed the sim tools were liquidmetal until some time after the fact.
Can you guess what it is, because it isn't aluminum?
There is no proof for a lot of things on MacRumors, but that's why I am here. I will be happy to be proven wrong, but I can assure you that will not be the case -- just as no one confirmed the sim tools were liquidmetal until some time after the fact.
Can you guess what it is, because it isn't aluminum?
Scratch the hell out of it for us. I want to see if he's right.My retina ipad mini seems to have a plastic logo.
I've been an iphone enthusiast since the first one came out... After the 5s I wasn't thrilled. The 6 is probably the least thrilled I've been with an iPhone release. May have to start looking at other products. (Not hating you guys, I'll always love Apple but I have to be honest here)
I've been an iphone enthusiast since the first one came out... After the 5s I wasn't thrilled. The 6 is probably the least thrilled I've been with an iPhone release. May have to start looking at other products. (Not hating you guys, I'll always love Apple but I have to be honest here)