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Classically, White has been consumer grade and black has been the professional grade in Apple design. See iPhoto vs Aperture, or iMovie vs Final Cut Pro. The
by toufka 13y ago
Classically, White has been consumer grade and black has been the professional grade in Apple design. See iPhoto vs Aperture, or iMovie vs Final Cut Pro. The Macbooks were all white, while the pros were (admittedly not black, but) metallic. I don't think it is that much of a change from what they've already projected out there.
- l33tbro 13y agoThis rule was left behind some time ago. Eg, Macbooks are also silver - even the Air. Obviously Iphones are both black and white, regardless of features. But who knows, maybe the new tower is a throwback to the old days?
- goblin89 13y agoBlack seems to still remain Apple's ‘pro’ signature. Note that MBPs (and, interestingly, iMacs) have black framing around their screens.