G Styled: The MacBook Pro - Best Looking Laptop Of 2010
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If you picked up the April issue of Laptop Magazine this month or just recently checked their blog this week you'll see that they posted their Best & Worst Laptop Brands of 2010 and Apple came out best. Keeping in harmony with this, I stopped by to check out the new 15-inch MacBook Pro that was recently released.
Since this is G Styled, let's jump right into what I thought of this new model in terms of how it looks. Two words: Very Sexy!
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Article continues belowOkay, no seriously let me explain. The Apple Macbook Pro is simply one sexy piece of hardware. Though I checked out the 15-inch, this could easily apply to the 13 and 17-inch models as well.
The aluminum unibody design is a thing of beauty, and though they haven't actually changed anything in the design, it still looks better than anything else that is out right now. Think about any exotic car -- most times new models don’t change much except for what is under the hood. This is exactly what Apple has done; upgraded under the hood while the exterior remains the same.
I could complain about this as I have definitely been very vocal about the fact that they have done the same thing with the iPhone and I want a new look there. However, with the Macbook Pro line, there is no where really that Apple can go with this except under the hood. They have pumped out a line that is slim, sexy, sleek, a fashion icon. As far as Apple being the best laptop brand of 2010, I'll have to agree. From a G Style perspective, the MacBook Pro is definitely the best looking laptop of 2010.
G Style Rating: So Fashion Forward
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Jason Anderson is a self-proclaimed gadget head and publisher of G Style Magazine where he covers all things “fashionably technical.” He contributes a weekly post on laptop and gadget panache. The views and opinions Jason expresses are his own and we wouldn't have it any other way.
