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I'm conflicted -- the author's rounded Mac looks more comfortable to use, but aesthetically it looks worse. He turned the track pad notch into an amorphous shap

• autoexec 6mo ago
  There's certainly a % of mac users who prioritize aesthetics over function. I feel like there's got to be a way to do this in a way that's more attractive though. Maybe something more gradual or even.
  • StayTrue 6mo ago
    I wonder what Apple estimates this percentage to be given some of their design decisions.
    • tonyedgecombe 6mo ago
      I suspect that with all things Apple 10% really care, 80% are indifferent and 10% really hate it. The middle 80% are happy to be led by those that really care.
• j45 6mo ago
  For many power users, Macs are an invisible laptop that just works. When apple releases a 12" retina Macbook M-series, I'll be the first in line, I don't think there's a better laptop for size and aesthetic.
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