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I think it is a pretty big deal. Over the life of several of our laptops the seams and various parts have started to go out of alignment. A single unibody would be all the things they say in the video and once again, Apple is the first to figure it out.

I haven't touched one yet, but I think it will look really nice with out the plastic edge (like on the old models). Although I think it will be pretty sharp against one's wrists. :\

Theoretically. But building a decent MP3 player is also something that could be duplicated by others and yet no one has yet come close to the iPod. I think because people keep wanting $500 crappy laptops that the Dells and IBMs can't/won't spend the time and money to figure out how to follow Apple in this direction.

Not to mention the Dells and IBMs don't control the manufacturing of all the other components that go into their machines. So they're stuck creating cases for the lowest common denominator part specs.

Same with my MB Air. The difference between an LED and a regular display is amazing.

A big con for everyone that works with design or photography..

But if you're a Designer, Photographer, or Video Editor then you'll be using a MacBook Pro and/or a Mac Pro.

the new mbps also got the glossy screens i wouldnt buy the 17 inch since its vastly overpriced if u compare it to the new 15,4 inches

Yeah, I've heard from several designers that the glossy screens are just not an option if you work in print. They literally can not use them.

Again, same with the Air. When I hand people my Air, after they freak that it doesn't weigh anything, they open it and emit an audible "Whoaaaaaa" when that LED pops on.

I Second That!

From what I've seen on Engadget, this Macbook is incredibly solid.

Absolutely. If you've ever taken a laptop apart, any laptop not just the Apples, then you know how flimsy they are. Even the Mac Titanium cases were thin and had a tremendous amount of flex.

A solid block of milled Aluminum? Can't be much flex at all.

yeah-lol

This video comment isn't loading for me on a Windows Vista laptop in IE. :(

I think so too.

It has 800 series IEEE (FireWire) - the best on the market. Blows my mind it's so fast.