Hey everyone
Just had this happen and wanted to post this to let people know about MacBook build quality (for prospective buyers and the like).
I have a 2.4 alubook and have had it for about 6 months. I've had zero problems with it and it runs perfectly - just like most Macs that I've seen.
When getting down from my lofted bed, I accidentally stepped on my MacBook (poor decision to lay it on the floor at the foot of my bed). I stepped directly in the middle of the closed lid.
Obviously I was very worried and opened it up. Nothing happened.
The unibody design, in my experience, is one of the strongest methods of building a notebook that has been put in use thus far. I know that older macbook pros (non-unibodies) had problems with the screen warping or getting dented. This feels more solid than any other laptop I've ever held (slightly better than a lenovo even).
Just wanted to share my experience. I hope this helps if anyone is concerned about reports of poor build quality.
Just had this happen and wanted to post this to let people know about MacBook build quality (for prospective buyers and the like).
I have a 2.4 alubook and have had it for about 6 months. I've had zero problems with it and it runs perfectly - just like most Macs that I've seen.
When getting down from my lofted bed, I accidentally stepped on my MacBook (poor decision to lay it on the floor at the foot of my bed). I stepped directly in the middle of the closed lid.
Obviously I was very worried and opened it up. Nothing happened.
The unibody design, in my experience, is one of the strongest methods of building a notebook that has been put in use thus far. I know that older macbook pros (non-unibodies) had problems with the screen warping or getting dented. This feels more solid than any other laptop I've ever held (slightly better than a lenovo even).
Just wanted to share my experience. I hope this helps if anyone is concerned about reports of poor build quality.
