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    Does Apple Have a Secret Factory?
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    Perhaps Apple actually already has built a factory using this technology -- or maybe not, said Elmer-DeWitt. "Maybe one of their Asian suppliers is using this technology." Apple deserves credit not only for keeping secrets, but also for stoking the blog fires about products that are mere days to weeks away from being unveiled, both Elmer-DeWitt and Margevicius agree. Full Article at TechNewsWorld
    Maybe one of their Asian suppliers is using this technology.
    SOURCE: TechNewsWorld 14 months ago
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Does Apple Have a Secret Factory?
  1. but I did enough checking to know there are industrial technologies for airplane manufacturers that involve laser-cutting for aluminum. There are pros and cons; there's tricky stuff about swirls and shockwaves and turbulence flow. It's a fairly sophisticated technology, and it's real. That seems to be c...
    SOURCE: TechNewsWorld 14 months ago
  2. I'm not an expert on aluminum manufacturing processes
    SOURCE: TechNewsWorld 14 months ago
  3. 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 14 months ago
  4. The hype around this company can be pretty extreme at times.
    SOURCE: TechNewsWorld 14 months ago

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