New Chromebook is a $250 MacBook Air wannabe

Look at the picture above. Now back here. Now back at the picture. Now back here. What computer is pictured above? If you guessed MacBook Air, you are only half right. The picture on the right is indeed Apple’s MacBook Air. So, what is this oh so similar computer on the left? Oh, that’s just Google’s new Chromebook, built by Samsung. Yes, that is correct, the computer on the left above is a Chromebook built by none other than the same company that just lost a $1billion+ lawsuit to Apple, the maker of the computer on the right, for breaking design patents. May I remind you that Apple owns patents on the MacBook Air design? Come on Samsung.

What do you think? Tired of this blatant copying? Do you think there is no problem with it? Let us know in the comments.

 

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MAN STFU.. who cares.. its a computer.. hella anal off of stupid snap-judgements..nigs motivated by nothing but money.. maybe if you state your biased opinions on inneficient use of the worlds natural resources people will care...

even if it is a copy whats is your point? its about a grand cheaper and just as stylish.. is there an argument here? 

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phone services 22 pts

That's how most laptops are designed these days. I never know of anyone who accidentally bought a Samsung when what he really wanted was an Apple.

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JohnX378 5 pts

it's just a laptop. all laptops look like that now. even hp and dell. it all started with that sony-designed chiclet keyboard and sleek look of the sony vaios.

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bnmguy 5 pts

Okay, I am completely shocked by how ridiculously blind everyone seems to be here. To a Mac user, sure - it may be clear they are not the same, but that's not the point. Chicklet island-type keyboard = first popularized on MacbookPro/Air. This one even has the same backlighting, it seems.

 

Add to that the Touchpad. Sure - Samsung isn't the first to copy this either, but it is undeniable that the single key/click-anywhere type touchpad (which is likely also multi-touch) spawned from Apple designs. Placed exactly in the middle, as with the Macbook.

 

Then you have the bezel... again, lot's of other options, but they just so happen to have went with a Macbook inspired one? psh. The indent for opening the lid is even Apple-esque (Macbook Pro).

 

Then they go with the same Aluminum looking cover, place their brand name in the exact same spot that Apple does (on the LCD bezel), and you expect me to believe that they didn't realize that this would look alarmingly like a Macbook knock-off (albeit, a cheaper looking one)? I'm not buying it. If it was one or 2 things - maybe... but this is clearly "Inspired" by many design aspects of the Macbook Pro/Air.

 

I am seriously confused as to how anyone could deny this. Again, I think they are too similar on too many things to call it a simple coincidence. I believe it was done on purpose. The Macbook Unibody is a somewhat iconic look. No "designer" would be unaware that they were borrowing more than a few things from Apple to be able to call it a coincidence.

 

To me, the main thing that makes me upset is that this could have been easily avoided. It looks bad when a company like Samsung, who I actually like, isn't making something that sets THEM apart. To me, their TVs are awesome. They need to bring their own aesthetics to the Laptop.

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TommyDaniel 15 pts

 bnmguy http://ssl-product-images.www8-hp.com/digmedialib/prodimg/lowres/c03302293.png Logo bottom center, trackpad in the middle, chiclet keys.

http://www.lenovo.com/shop/WW/products/splitter/notebooks/ideapad/u-series/gallery/IdeaPad-U310-Laptop-PC-Metallic-Pink-Front-Back-View-7L-940x475.jpg Logo bottom center, trackpad in the middle, chiclet keys.

And here's a pic of laptops before the Macbooks, http://s4827.sites.pressdns.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/Laptops-Before-MacBook-Air-582x487.png Most have logos on the bottom center and most have centered trackpads.

 

Everything you mentioned as Samsung copying is just how laptops are made, proof of that being that last picture with logo and trackpad placements. Apple popularized the chiclet keys, but didn't invent them, nor were they the first to the market with them, nor are they the only ones in the market using them.

 

Some of these things like the multi-touch trackpad, and even the chiclet keys are just an evolution of the general product. If you honestly think that if Apple didn't do it, it wouldn't have been done, then I don't know what to say. It's natural progression, Apple may have been the first with some of these things, but they didn't actually invent them.

 

And then we get to the pics that the article didn't show, because if they did it would be clear that the product looks like nothing the Macbook Air. And if you still think the Chromebook is a dead ringer for the Macbook Air because it has chiclet keys and a silver color, you are more of a fanboy then I would have guessed.

 

http://www.google.com/intl/en/chrome/assets/common/images/devices/samsung-chromebook/large-1.jpg

http://www.google.com/intl/en/chrome/assets/common/images/devices/samsung-chromebook/large-2.jpg

http://www.google.com/intl/en/chrome/assets/common/images/devices/samsung-chromebook/large-6.jpg

 

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bnmguy 5 pts

TommyDaniel

 

Amazing. It's almost as if you didn't really read my post at all! (Side note, most of the pics you showed had their trackpads with buttons, off centered - just to be accurate).

 

I never argued at who invented what. I argued DESIGN. As in aesthetic, as a total combination of numerous Macbook DESIGN similarities on the inside. Yes, other makers have used various elements (as I had previously stated), but never as blatantly, nor in the abundance of this one when compared to a well recognized Apple product. It's pretty clear.

 

There are many changes that can be made to parts of a laptop that help make it look different from other laptops. If Samsung is choosing to work with several of the same aesthetics that Apple is known for, then they can't really cry when there are comparisons. When a company is well known for their product's design elements, then it seems in rather bad taste for another company to use so many of those same elements, and expect no one to notice or care. Especially given the timing - I mean, really? Everyone knows these two companies have major legal beef at the moment. I don't see how this benefits Samsung's image when they are trying to prove they didn't copy a different product. To me, this doesn't help their case at all. It just baffles me and makes me question their judgement.

 

I stand by what I said before - I wish they would have done something different. There are so, so many new types of metal alloys being developed, for example. Some are pretty amazing! I'd love to see a company like Samsung step out and try something new. Obviously the keyboard, touchpad, etc., are going to need to be addressed, but there are numerous changes that could be studied and engineered to be more efficient, while still being aesthetically pleasing and new.

 

What they've done here, with this product, does nothing for their Branding. And honestly, Samsung is an a prime position right now to really define their image. Ideally, every business would love to have a product, or products, that, based only on the appearance, someone could look at and say, "Oh - that's a Samsung (or Apple, or whomever else)". I feel they are missing out on a big opportunity. That goes for Google possibly, too.

 

It's like this: a bedroom typically has a bed, nightstands, dresser/closet, etc. But that doesn't mean that every bedroom in the world has a limit on how different they can possibly look from one another. There is an infinite amount of design possibilities! The same can be said for technology, and the design there-in. So, why design something that so closely resembles a design we've all seen before? It doesn't make sense.

 

I'm still disappointed.

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One3OneKing 11 pts

 bnmguy  You are arguing an absolutely ridiculous point. the only reason you think your point of "there are infinite ways to design a laptop" is valid is because you have become numb to the lawsuits that apple has levied. Many laptops look the same and yet somehow apple fanboys are so concerned with protecting the look of the Mac and are almost cheering on litigation. You are arguing silly points like the location of the trackpad and such. Really?! Not to mention that this looks nothing like a MacBook. To suggest otherwise is to insult the look of the mac because as a whole this thing is ugly as sin. Your analogy of a bedroom is absolutely ridiculous as well. Sure there can be an infinite number of rooms that look alike but people most certainly don't go accusing each other of stealing another's interior design. And an infinite number of design possibilities only furthers Samsung right to design this thing the way they did because no this is not identical to a MacBook, in fact samsung practiced many variances in this design that make it look nothing like the MacBook. This silliness won't end until posts like these lose their ridiculous titles and people stop believing that Apple owns the rights to ridiculous things such as shapes and postioning of hardware components.

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TommyDaniel 15 pts

 bnmguy  You are argued design and I showed you that Apple wasn't the first with those designs. They weren't the first to have centered trackpads(buttons or no buttons, they weren't they first to have a logo centered in the bottom of the screen, they also weren't the first with chiclet keys. And they certainly aren't the only ones.

 

You keep saying you are arguing design, but all you are actually arguing is the keyboard and trackpad. If you want to argue design then you need to look at the entire product and not just the bits and pieces you think they "ripped" off. 

 

Have you actually looked at other laptops? Specifically the ones in this screen size? 99% of them use chiclet keys, 99% of them have a centered trackpad, 99% of them have a logo centered below the screen on the bezel. 

 

The only design patent Apple has for the Macbook Air is for the Wedged shape. Which this device doesn't have. They don't have a patent on the color, the trackpad placement, or the keyboard. Know why? Because those are STANDARD pieces on a laptop, that like I have said before, has been done BEFORE Apple did it.

 

If you want to argue design, you need to open your eyes up a bit more.

 

The other thing that you also aren't realizing is the OS that this Chromebook runs, Chrome OS. It wasn't made to compete with any Apple product. It isn't a full fledged OS like Mac of Windows. 

 

I feel like if this Samsung product was black, there wouldn't be an article, which says a lot. But also, if this wasn't a Samsung product there wouldn't be an article. Because there are tons of other products, like the HP or Lenovo that I showed in the first reply that look like Macbook Airs if we go by your definitions.

 

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bnmguy 5 pts

 TommyDaniel @ One3OneKing

 

You two are the ones getting pissed (lol at the 'fanboy' remark - clever. Did you come up with it all by yourself?). I think you need to work on your reading comprehension cause it still seems that you've missed the point I was actually making. You keep bringing up who did what first. I really don't care. Point is - Samsung should have been smarter given the timing of this release. It doesn't matter who did what first when someone has a product line that is highly recognizable. People can glance at an Apple product, and the majority of them would know it was made by Apple.

 

If someone glanced at this, there is a high chance they'd initially think it is some sort of Apple product before realizing - wait, it's a Samsung/Chromebook. And any time that happens, Samsung has already lost.

 

You two keep going around in circles, enraged that someone thinks differently than you. And considering I have a degree in Business & Marketing - I'd wager I know more about the subject than the both of you.

 

Explain this to me then... If you were a manufacturer of Laptops, what would YOU do to make your brand stand out from the others? If your laptop was placed beside 3 others from other Brands (Say, Acer, Toshiba, etc., etc.), are you saying it would be ridiculous for anyone to claim they could guess which one belonged to which brand (if branding was removed)? I don't think so. Each manufacturer tends to have tell-tale design traits. And for a good reason, I might add.

 

Also, with your remark about people not getting upset over other people copying a bedroom design... um... you need to get out more! Go talk to some professional designers and tell that statement to them. I'd love to see their reaction.

 

 

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TommyDaniel 15 pts

 bnmguy lol what? Where in my post did I ever sound upset or mad even? I like you keep saying we can't read, yet you clearly haven't read what I had to say. I wasn't saying who did what first. I was showing you how many manufacturers did these things, and still do these things before the macbook. 

 

If someone glanced at this, and saw the rest of the pictures that I had posted earlier, no one would have even guessed it looked like a macbook. You keep coming back to same things, the keyboard, and the trackpad. Keyboards and trackpads aren't what differentiate a computer. Sorry to break it to you.

 

There you go again with the enraged comment. I was actually enjoying our conversation. Sorry buddy, nothing you said could make me upset, or enraged. You also just proved my other point by telling me what you have a degree in. Congratulations but that's not design, like the degree I have. :)

 

Most high end laptops of today do have things to set them apart, but not by much. The Series 9 is Samsung's high-end ultrabook and I think it's possibly the best looking ultrabook on the market. But if you look at the low end, like where this one is, you aren't going to find crazy designs. They are all going to be simple and straight-forward. Like this on is. Why? Because a company isn't going to pour out money developing a product that will give them so little in return.

 

So, I would say to again, look at the entire Chromebook, not just the trackpad and keyboard because 99% of laptops out there right now, use that type of keyboard, and have a centered trackpad.

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bnmguy 5 pts

 TommyDaniel You are right about the low end/low return on these. Like I said, I'm actually routing for Samsung. For what it's worth, I meantioned the Apple's Trackpad and Keyboard as examples only in my first post, as example of the similarities.Any subsiquent mentions weren't anything to do with claiming anyone copied.  Yet, you keep mentioning them multiple times in every one of your posts. You can go through and count, if you'd like.

 

But anyway, I am tired of talking about this. I don't think there should be any infringement case here or anything like that. I just think maybe a little more thought, on the manufacturer's behalf, would have been prudent.

 

Also, I'm aware that other Manufacturers are using these same elements. The difference is that Samsung and Apple are in the legal limelight, so perhaps that would give them a little more reason to try and be different.

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One3OneKing 11 pts

You have got to be kidding me. This is a severe case of making a story out of nothing. The reason fanboy wars are so prevalent is because of propaganda posts like these. Who is going to mistake this cheap looking Chromebook for a MacBook of any kind?

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 One3OneKing Well actually I mistook the Samsung laptop for an Apple AirBook at Best Buys.  I thought somebody had misplaced the Macbook and did a double take when I saw the Samsung name and not Apple.  But the key point is that there are many people (you might argue superficial) that buy things for status and prestige.  Consider Gucci or Coach bags.  It's the prestige that could double, triple, quadruple the value of something.  Argue that it's overpriced, but then you know what companies that sell prestige and status seem to be able to make a lot of money.  So lets say I'm poor but crave that superficial status symbol I'll definitely buy the Samsung Chromebook over anything Apple.  The key advantages are it's less expensive and it will fool others to think it's Apple so I'm chique look like I'm more wealthy yet frugal.  So then by looking more wealthy I impress some people and I make more money myself.  So if Samsung is a bag maker they are making a Gucci or Coach look alike.  They make sure the logos don't match, but otherwise the style and look are so close.  The true diehards can tell the difference but there's a lot of superficial people that are trying to be more frugal and that copy-cat Gucci and Coach look good enough. Gucci and Coach by no means did not invent the bag, but they do claim to invent the Gucci and Coach status symbol.  So Samsung is trying to steal some of the Apple Status symbol.  If Apple never had an chiqueness if there were never any fervor of Android vs. IOs  Mac vs. PC wars then the Apple brand name would have no special value.  So just the fact that everyone's getting so heated in their words means the Apple name has special value.  Special value means it now brings into status.  Because status sells and status increases value.

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coldfront313 6 pts

These TiP apple fanboys just sour cause they waited a whole year after the IPhone 4S disappointment to get a phone with specs android phones had two years ago like 4 inch screen and 4g lol

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emit012 6 pts

I think TiP_Cam is literally retarded

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So, what you're saying is, basically, a device which looks nothing like the MacBook Air is infringing on a patent of "looks?"  Let me get this straight: Samsung won all over the world on the Apple lawsuit (except the US, which, by the way, is going to be vacated soon enough), and now they are held liable for making a slender device with a "tail" on the back, essentially?  Yep, I'm sure the MacBook Air has one of those "tails," right?  I'm also sure, for all intents and purposes, Apple has sued Viewsonic for the tablet design of their iPad (even though it came out earlier), HP for the design of the original iPhone (when the iPaq came out first), Creative for the mp3 player (again, came out before the iPod)...give me a break.  I've owned a MacBook for awhile now, will never own another PC, but Apple calling out another for infringement on a design is like the pot calling the kettle black.

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BrainRoopull 19 pts

Kyle,This is idiotic.  The two look nothing alike.  Sure, like EVERY LAPTOP ON EARTH, the inside is dominated by a chiclet keyboard, touchpad & screen, but the exterior is nothing like it.  I'm not tired of blatant rip-offs, I'm tired of Fanboy posts at TiP.  There was a time when TiP was a place of reasonable Apple coverage - something that was rare in the techmedia world.  Clearly, TiP is slipping. 

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KyleFrost 25 pts

 BrainRoopull Nothing alike at all? Are you so sure about that? This isn't a "fanboy post," it is simply pointing something out, which is the similarity in the looks. Sorry to disappoint with this one article.

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BrainRoopull 19 pts

 KyleFrost It looks no more like a MacBook Air than a MacBook air looks like any other laptop/ultrabook/netbook.  Even less so, in my opinion.  Anyone dumb enough to mistake this for a MacBook Air is probably too dumb to open it to see the similarities on the inside of it.  This is one of my huge annoyances with "Apple people."  I suppose they spend so much time going nuts over Apple stuff they fail to realize what's already on the market.  I do think there are some devices out there that closely mimic the MacBook Air to the point that you might be confused, but this one?  Not even close.  I get the feeling you didn't bother to look at any images of the exterior of the thing before you wrote this.

 

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Ok seriously? Everything looks nothing like the macbook except the keyboard obviously and thats it! Just so you all know i own a MB Air and the two dont look alike!

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PedroCst 9 pts

This is a sub-par product. But most of all it looks like a (horrible) reaction to the markets.

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RobertPritts 5 pts

First off it looks like every damn laptop I've seen! And actually it is not identical the keyboard is different and looks like Mac books screen is bigger and ya color is different to.. Think apple should quit worrying about who they wanna sue next and worry about how to make their phones better .Dont keep burning bridges you may hafta cross again. I have an iPad and iPhone ...I also had Samsung phones ... And these apple fans are spreading bs cause there is no way apple is better then android !!!

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KyleFrost 25 pts

 RobertPritts Not even going to begin trying to correct the grammar and spelling of that comment.

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BrainRoopull 19 pts

 KyleFrost  RobertPritts Do you realize that your complaint about his grammar is a sentence fragment? 

 

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KyleFrost 25 pts

 BrainRoopull  RobertPritts You're right, I'm sorry. "I'm not even going to begin to try to correct the grammar and spelling of that comment." Are you happy now?

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BrainRoopull 19 pts

 KyleFrost  RobertPritts Hey, what's good for the goose is good for the gander, right?  I'm being nice, and I'm not pointing out the errors in the article written by the "professional."  If you're going to pick on someone for an error, it's prudent to make sure you're not guilty of the same.

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SkyPira 30 pts

Apple fan boys will do anything to make Samsung look bad. Secondly, there is evidence that there was bias in the jury. One of the jurors had previous negative conflicts with Samsung, so the lawsuit isn't a valid argument.

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BillThomas 28 pts

 SkyPira  cry me a river!!!!!and we dont have to do anything look at the pic.......androids ass bitch!!!!

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SkyPira 30 pts

 BillThomas im going to let the language and nature of your comment speak for itself.

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KyleFrost 25 pts

 SkyPira Oh no, one juror had negative conflicts. It was unanimous, so obviously the others with no conflict agreed. Verdict would have been the same.

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TommyDaniel 15 pts

 KyleFrost  SkyPira It was unanimous mainly because of that juror. All the other jurors even said they followed his lead becuase he claimed to have knowledge on patents.

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SkyPira 30 pts

 KyleFrost the reason why it was unanimous because one juror was biased towards apple. OBVIOUSLY if that one juror was impartial like he was supposed to be, it would NOT be unanimous. the verdict would not be the same.

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nt444 10 pts

 TommyDaniel Haha! Smh...I hadn't even seen these yet! How can anyone say this even looks remotely close to the Air?

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 TommyDaniel Awesome, thank you for posting those shots.  I would never mistake that thing for a macbook *.

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TommyDaniel 15 pts

 KyleFrost Oh, you mean someone who clearly saw this post and without doing anymore research tweeted about it. Open your eyes. Those three photos I posted clearly show that the only resemblance is the color. 

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KyleFrost 25 pts

 TommyDaniel That picture was posted before this article. So he did not "clearly see this post."

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TommyDaniel 15 pts

 KyleFrost Oh, so then it was you who didn't research it anymore? Otherwise you would have seen the other photos and wouldn't have tried to make such a ridiculous claim. 

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KyleFrost 25 pts

 TommyDaniel Look at the source. It is Cult of Mac. We were just pointing out the similarity in the pictures. I must have come off as a little more frustrated than intended. You didn't do your research to see where the picture was from.

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ArelleHall 6 pts

There's a reason why Apple is afraid and suing...because they know they'll loose business to a product that's better than theirs. That's the only reason unless they want to be the Giant Bullies which is why I don't buy their overpriced-simplistic stuff anyway. All their iPhones are behind the times. Why get upset and sue-happy because someone else has created something better than yours? Why not just innovate and make it better and just learn from your past mistakes? Oh yeah, because the only person that matters passed away....now you're just a corporate giant bully that doesn't want anyone else to crete something even remotely similar to yours. My name is Arelle and I approve this message.

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nt444 10 pts

 Jellotime91  I believe he said "afraid AND suing" not "afraid OF suing"

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Seriously.... It has a folding screen keyboard, mouse.... Thats how laptops are made.... Yes I know the colors are similar... but really?  How else are you going to change a Laptop design that has been used since the beginning of Laptop History?  Someone give me a valid reason

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TiP_Cam 64 pts moderator

Go look up Lenovo's ThinkPad X1, and then tell me that Samsung couldn't have made it look different to the MacBook Air. 

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nt444 10 pts

 TiP_Cam The X1 looks just like the Air only black and boxy...same principal...

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 nt444  TiP_Cam my point exactly... It's the same design principle.... http://www.lenovo.com/products/us/laptop/ideapad/yoga/yoga-13

Based on your argument I could say that is also A COMPLETE ripoff of the Macbook Air..

 

And the color issue... 99% of laptops are Silver or Black! lol

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