Close-up Apple MacBook photos (keyboard, glossy screen, and more)
Tuesday, May 16, 2006 - 11:30 AM EDT"Apple Computer on Tuesday unveiled its newly designed MacBook consumer notebook, which features Intel Core Duo processors and a new 13-inch glossy widescreen display, elegantly wrapped in a sleek industrial design reminiscent of the company's existing professional line of MacBook Pro notebooks. Together with the 15-and 17-inch MacBook Pros, the new MacBook completes Apple's Intel-based portables lineup replacing both the iBook and the 12-inch PowerBook," AppleInsider reports.
"A tipster who swung by an Apple retail store in Chicago was able to snap some of the first detailed photos of the black high-end model. The images show close-ups of the notebook's glossy widescreen display, keyboard, built-in iSight, track pad, infrared port and completely magnetic latching system," AppleInsider reports.
Full article with photos here.
MacDailyNews Take: What do you think about that keyboard? Apple states on their website, "MacBook features a unique new keyboard design that sits flush against the bed for a sleeker, lower profile. Plus, you’ll find a firmer touch when typing. That ought to make your fingers happy."
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that keyboard looks like it's built for "style", not for "utility".
Take a look at even a crappy $20 Dell keyboard and you will see the keys are gently curved to the shape of your fingers...I don't know many people with flat fingers.