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Hold on to your hats: An expanded patent application for the wedge-shaped aesthetic of the MacBook Air passed through the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office today.
The patent is for a portable computing device with a “wedge shaped top case” and a lid pivotally connected to the base via a hinge. Apple claims that the design contributes to the user’s impression of a device, its lightness, and its durability.
Components like a high-speed memory card and its connector are expressly designed to fit inside the unique shape of the device, which we better know as the MacBook Air.
Apple files for design patents relating to pretty much all of its products, and even goes so far as to patent the design of its stores.
The patent is for a portable computing device with a “wedge shaped top case” and a lid pivotally connected to the base via a hinge. Apple claims that the design contributes to the user’s impression of a device, its lightness, and its durability.
Components like a high-speed memory card and its connector are expressly designed to fit inside the unique shape of the device, which we better know as the MacBook Air.
Apple files for design patents relating to pretty much all of its products, and even goes so far as to patent the design of its stores.
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Interestingly, Apple also filed a patent application for a way to control the brightness of OLED displays.
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