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Does Apple Have a Secret Factory

The latest Apple rumor has the company introducing a revolutionary new manufacturing process for the aluminum shells of its MacBook line of notebook computers. The process starts with a brick of alumi... Full Article at Malaysia Sun

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  1. Less touch times, fewer parts, lighter materials -- it's all goodness ... One of the things that's intrigued me with aluminum is that it's heat-dissipating. If the heat were to be channeled through the notebook case itself, that's pretty cool. If the case ends up being a heat sink of some sort, that to ...
    SOURCE: Malaysia Sun 13 months ago
  2. Less touch times, fewer parts, lighter materials -- it's all goodness ... One of the things that's intrigued me with aluminum is that it's heat-dissipating. If the heat were to be channeled through the notebook case itself, that's pretty cool. If the case ends up being a heat sink of some sort, that to ...
    SOURCE: TechNewsWorld 13 months ago
  3. It can be a very powerful influence when harnessed the right way, but sometimes it goes awry as it clearly did in this case
    SOURCE: The Age 13 months ago
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