Chundles said:Well, sure looks grey to me. Ah well, milage varies I spose.
It looks grey where the light is shining. Other parts of the laptop are considerably darker than the current MBP is.
Chundles said:Well, sure looks grey to me. Ah well, milage varies I spose.
The tiles on the bottom of the Space Shuttle are black. Why?emotion said:That's not true. What colour do people paint heating radiators? White. For a reason.
emotion said:That's not true. What colour do people paint heating radiators? White. For a reason.
auxplage said:The current casing is so amazing for the MacBook Pro.
I would like the Mac Pro to go back to a design similar to the last revision of the Power Mac G4 with obvious changes of course: It is superior to the G5 casing.
THX1139 said:I read your post twice and still wasn't sure what you were trying to say. Are you saying the G4 case is a better design than the G5 case? I hope not.
Erasmus said:The tiles on the bottom of the Space Shuttle are black. Why?
When your car has been left out in the sun, you don't touch the black bits. Why?
Solar cells are black. Why?
And if black absorbs heat fater (as it does with visible light- hence BLACK) does it not stand to reason that black things radiate heat faster as well?
Please. Don't try to out-nerd me.
generik said:What bizzaro world you live in? The radiators I see around in our local scrap yard are all painted![]()
Josias said:2. The G4 had a L3 FSB and a Back Side Bus too.
ATG said:My wish list (for the Mac Pro):
Same design as the G5 (looks nice, works)
Improved a bit with little features (like more USB ports etc.)
Choice of Black Anodised or Silver Aluminium
Smaller
aswitcher said:And for me designed to lay on its side so it will fit under my TV!
emotion said:Something in between a Mini and a iMac could have this form factor. I'd like one of those too.
aswitcher said:A screenless iMac that was designed to lay flat would be great if it has enough grunt and HDD space.
emotion said:I also think that the colour of the laptop is going to make minimal difference to how cool the cpu inside will be. Most of the cooling in a laptop is using fans and to a lesser extent convection to keep the thing cool. After all the design of the powerbook is not intended to make the case a heat sink.
emotion said:Edit: In fact you could argue that a white shiney laptop will protect the user from excessive heat more than a matte black one as it's slower to radiate out the heat from the inside (yes, now I've had my coffee and can think straight)
emotion said:Explain to me why radiators are white please? (edit: cosmetic, and possibly to retain heat so when the heating system goes off it gives out over a longer period of time)
emotion said:Haha wear that badge with pride man.
Erasmus said:OK, I'm sorry. There was a small amount of sarcasm in my first post on this topic. I did not mean that changing the colour of the MBP would instantly solve Job's nightmares, it was simply a somewhat limited justification of the practicality of black. (Hmm... Is the speed of dark greater than the speed of light?)(Sorry. Personal joke. Well not so much personal... oh... Whatever.)
I just want a Black Aluminium Macbook Pro.
Yes, but it's only better for the user, not the computer itself. We at Mac Rumors are all masochists who want the best for our Macs without regard to our own health and safety. Well? Aren't we?
Don't you worry. I intend to. The world's no. 1 Cool Nerd.![]()
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Oops! Sarcasm again!
Hey, I'm no longer a MR noob! I've been promoted to Member! (Score!)
(MWAHAHAHA!)
*Shakes hand of emotion*emotion said:We agree completely then.
Erasmus said:*Shakes hand of emotion*
Yep, so where back to the loving hope of a 2.33 C2D with 512mb X1800 17" MBP.
Which is black. Aluminium. With a magnetic latch. Which runs cooler. etc.
Yep, that's pretty much what my posts contain that is relevant to the topic.![]()
emotion said:Yeah user upgradable 3.5" HD, memory and a decent video card.
emotion said:Well I'm hoping for something on the other end of the scale, I want a 13" mbp in black....or even something "ultraportable", to replace my aging 12" powerbook.