Glossy good, or glossy bad? Like it or don't, the MacBook goes glossy.
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Thursday, May 18, 2006
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Well, call me an idiot! I haven't received my MacBook yet but I rapped on one those bad boys for about an hour last night at an Apple store and I couldn't get over the richness of the color. Brushed metal never looked so real. I actually cut myself twice on it.
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