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How about the new iMac mini? :D

I'd have this already if :apple: released a 20" display...
 

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dont know, but thats why the MacBook Pro has plastic in the hinge, the iPhone has a plastic back and the original iPhone and Touch have plastic sections.

i thought wifi antenna of the mbp was in the screen?
mb white always gets a better wifi signal
 
As I was aware the Wifi antenna in the MBP is in the screen along with the bluetooth chip.

And the antennae are in the plastic bit at the bottom of the screen (the black bit).

the airport card and antennae is underneath the black plastic bit in the display hinge as Pixellated pointed out.

i thought wifi antenna of the mbp was in the screen?
mb white always gets a better wifi signal

yes as the body is aluminium, any plastic computer such as the MacBook will get a better signal.
 


I definitely would buy that. I also really like the redesign of the keyboard. I love the look of the black keys on my unibody macbook. I will definitely be waiting for the redesign considering I bought my 13 aluminum macbook right before they made them pros. (I really wanted the backlit keyboard) :(
 
Personally, I would LOVE it if the new iMac looked like the current Apple LED Cinema Display. It would just look so much nicer without a chin. I would love people to come to my desk and say "That's a beautiful monitor!" and I go "That's my computer." *wink wink* ;)
 
I was snooping this topic yesterday, brand new member btw, just joined 10 mins ago, and decided to make a mockup on photoshop today. Here it is:

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I decided an all aluminum look with a darker grey stand than the current iMacs.
 
The one advantage the black bezel has is that it does a great job of hiding the iSight. It's a much more refined and polished finished look.
 
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