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["Ryan Cox" <ryan.a.cox AT gmail.com>]

I checked them out at Southpoint this afternoon while picking up some iPod accessories. The glare was noticeable; that said, there is no perfect notebook screen. My T43 doesn't do so great around natural light and it's viewing angle could be better. Other observations: very light weight, minimalist, camera not even noticeable, black matte is very subtle, keyboard a little mushy, magnetic closure very cool. A happy mob at the register like usual; subject to the reality distortion field; swiping plastic and leaving feeling a little younger, hipper and smarter.

On 5/17/06, David Minton <dminton AT mindspring.com> wrote:

I have seen it suggested it is marketing--all other computer makers seem to
be selling glossy screens. This may make it harder for Apple to purchase
matt screens, or just to further blur any difference between Apple laptops,
and those from other manufacturers.

I have read there is an upside in color saturation, with a downside of
reflections.

David

On 05/17/06 9:25 AM, "Scott Lundgren" < internetworkers AT capitalfellow.com>
wrote:

> Does anyone know of an advantage to the new shiny (and what I would
> understand to be reflective) screen that is now on the MacBook & Pro ?
>
> - SL
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