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9to5Mac: Apple's Brick is a New Manufacturing Process

9to5Mac, which predicted the aluminum iMacs, Fat nanos, iPod touch and ultra-thin MacBook Air, put it on the line Saturday with the proposal that the rumored "brick" is a new manufacturing process. Full Article at The Mac Observer

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