Apple is apparently working on something really new and it is not just not a new Mac or an iPhone. This time, the company is planning to release the Brick, which has been touted as a system that carves pieces out of a single block of metal using “3D lasers” and water-jet cutting. This would, in fact, allow seamless components that do not require bending or folding and are packed with high-tech features. Though this is still a rumor, it looks good and I would like to know how it would turn out. The new aircraft-grade casings are made of aircraft-grade aluminum.

Pricing and Availability: The new technology or gadget is still not released and there is a lot in cyber-space left for speculation.

Watch This: The usage of aircraft-grade-aluminum may mean that the quality of the casings are going to be top-notch and are going to attract a lot of attention.

Word Around the Web:

Seth Weintraub at 9to5mac says:

The MacBook manufacturing process up to this point has been outsourced to Chinese or Taiwanese manufacturers like Foxconn.

Via: Engadget