This surface is smoother and doesn’t provide as much friction as the pads on the older MacBooks did, and it collected a fair amount of dirt and debris from my desk (although a quick rub got it looking good as new).Īnother problem with the unibody design is that it requires that the battery be built in.
Instead of nonskid pads in the corners on the bottom of the MacBook, the entire surface is one giant rubberized foot secured by eight Phillips screws. The keyboard also feels more solid and consistent. The result is a consistent white color, and a smoother surface without the sharp edges of the earlier generation. In switching to a unibody design, the new MacBook sheds the grayish surface that appeared grafted atop the frame in the previous model ( ). Making the MacBook’s main case out of a single piece of polycarbonate plastic (aluminum on all other Apple models) results in fewer parts, fewer screws, a lighter weight, and better durability. One of the big ones was unibody construction. As the least-expensive model, it was missing several of the new design features that had already been made standard across the rest of the laptop line. In many ways, the white MacBook was the lone holdout among Apple portables.
LATE 2006 MACBOOK MEMORY UPGRADE PRO
In its first major remodeling since 2006, the polycarbonate MacBook has gained many of the marquee features of the 13-inch MacBook Pro ( ), including a unibody design, a glass trackpad, and an LED-backlit display. In just three and a half years, the MacBook, targeted at average computer users, students, and PC switchers, has become Apple’s best-selling Mac model.
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