I quite like this design, much more so than the current and previous iPhones. I think the hard edges and flat surfaces work much better on electronic devices, e

I quite like this design, much more so than the current and previous iPhones. I think the hard edges and flat surfaces work much better on electronic devices, especially if you're going to be interacting with it on a desk at some point. I think that design philospohy is one of the reasons I prefer the look of MacBooks over pretty much any other laptop I've ever seen. Clean, hard lines with an almost sort of industrial look. Laptops from Gateway, HP, Toshiba, Acer and other manufacturers are starting to use this sloping angular look and mixing of different textures and finishes and the resulting product just looks cheap in my opinion. I don't currently own any Apple products and my laptop is an Acer and while it performs wonderfully, it's just not very attractive. I know that shouldn't matter in something like a laptop, where you should be concerned with form over function, but I'd gladly a slightly less robust machine if it appealed to me more aesthetically. If this is indeed a 4G protoyope, I'll be interested to see how much the design changes before the production version.