Apple wins design rights to MacBook Pro with Retina display, this means yet another patent awarded by those of Cupertino, And we do not know how many are already there, but what is clear is that they continue and continue in their efforts to patent and until they do not succeed they do not stop.
They just gave Apple these two design patents, one for the MacBook Pro with Retina display and another patent that goes separately from the vents of the Apple brand laptop.
The patent is already registered in the USA., in the Trademark Office and is already published by Apple D676, 438 and it is about the general appearance and design of the MacBook Pro with Retina display that they launched last June of last year 2012. Among the inventors named in this patent are meet, Apple President Senior Vice President of Industrial Design Jonathan Ive and former designer Christopher Stringer.
Apple first released the 15-inch version of the MacBook Pro Retina Display, with a completely redesigned chassis measuring just 0,71 inches thick. The main sign of this laptop, without a doubt, is the screen that has a resolution of 2.880 by 800 pixels, which is equivalent to a density of 220 pixels per inch. Unlike previous MacBook Pros, the Retina model dropped the optical drive in favor of having a much thinner and lighter profile.
As for the patent on the ventilation of Apple equipment, the ownership of the same D676, 437 awarded to the same inventors as in the previous one and was requested the same day, 438 documents were attached to it.
When the MacBook Pro Retina was unveiled, I've said that instead of compromising the structural rigidity of the laptop's chassis, it was the unique design of the ventilation used which actually made the model and its support of the structure robust.
A profile photo of the MacBook Pro, featuring the laptop's vented design with the Retina display.
This fan design on MacBook Pro Retina laptops ensures that it does not overheat during long sessions of work and is a fantastic solution for take advantage of the reduced space on MacBook Pro Retina.
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Source - Apple Insider
