A patent has revealed Apple's novel way of reproducing a matte black effect on aluminium, steel and titanium. The anodised coating could be used in multiple applications, including iPhones, MacBooks, iPads and Watches.
https://www.notebookcheck.net/Apple-may-be-bringing-a-revolutionary-matte-black-finish-to-future-iPhones-and-MacBooks.508215.0.html
What a "revolution", what an "invention" a black finish! :))))))))
Vantablack is not remotely durable enough as an exterior finish for a consumer device. Black 2.0 is not porous, but it isn't exactly durable either. Even if this is as revolutionary as making a hardened Vantablack, I don't see how it could be cleaned as porous structures naturally adsorb pollutants, and none of these materials will retain their light absorbing properties with a dirty surface.
Ok ngl, that would have actually enticed me quite a lot and swayed me more to the Macbook M1 if they released a finish like that.
Black macs? What better way to celebrate the funeral of intel
Quote from: TN on December 10, 2020, 16:25:34
Black macs? What better way to celebrate the funeral of intel
That is actually a hilarious joke