We continue with the hangover from yesterday's Keynote and now we stop for a second to contemplate the spectacular new MacBook design presented by Tim Cook, yesterday afternoon. If, colleagues, friends and other users of the Apple world, one of the icons of the MacBook launched by the guys from Cupertino was its backlit apple when opening the lid of the laptop, this has just been eliminated in this new Mac.
With this we do not mean that it is the most relevant detail of this new MacBook, because it is not, but it is logical that the media will look at this change because it can be a before and after in the new MacBook that will arrive in the near future.
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It is possible that 'the fault' of this change is the low thickness of the 12 ″ Retina display that incorporates the new MacBook, but if we look at the current MacBook Air we also observe an extreme thinness (although it is somewhat inferior) and we do not quite understand the change since it is not about adding an LED on the back of the logo, if not to let a point of light pass.
Now it remains to be seen if Apple will continue with this new extremely thin design line in future MacBooks and other devices of the company, but above all we look forward to seeing if the new models will remove the logo backlighting on the back of the screen.
I remember when I had a Golf II generation that what I liked the most was its golf ball in the gear lever. When the third generation appeared… .. they eliminated the ball !!!! and jolines, how bad it sat me !. Now it goes and happens with the Mac, shame shame.
I think the apple of the current macbook pro is illuminated by an LED