drdaa.blogg.se - Best color profiler for mac 2017

See at Apple (opens in new tab) Still undecided? If silver isn't enough but gold or rose gold are too much, if you want a classic color and the "little black computer" entices you, then you want the space gray MacBook. See at Apple (opens in new tab) Who should get the space gray MacBook? If champagne gold simply isn't flashy enough and you want to take your attention getting to the next, and possibly highest level, you want the rose gold MacBook. See at Apple (opens in new tab) Who should get the rose gold MacBook? If bling is your thing, you like attracting attention, and the brighter it is, the better it is for you, then get it and flaunt it - the gold MacBook. See at Apple (opens in new tab) Who should get the gold MacBook? If you want the classic MacBook look, something that's sleek and shiny but doesn't call too much attention to itself, and that doesn't show every scratch, then you want the silver MacBook. If you want some extra flair, go with gold or rose gold.If you want a classic, stick with silver or space gray.Again, it's more of a pink than deep reddish gold, but it absolutely stands out. Rose gold is similar, but draws even more attention. It's a champagne gold, not a bright yellow gold, so it's still classy. It's not so dark that it'll draw attention but it's dark enough that it still looks cool. It doesn't go completely unnoticed, but it's close. If you want your case to complement or fade away, a gold or rose gold iPhone will share the stage.If you want your shell to "pop", a black or silver MacBook will let the accessory be the star.In other words, choose the finish you love most, then add a shell to complement it. It's better to think of shells as a way to change up the look and still make sure you're happy with the base look.

In most cases, though, you'll still be able to see some of the finish through or around the case. If the first thing you do after buying a new MacBook is to seal it up inside a shell, you might not think color matters much. If you like one of the other colors more, you can look into getting a protective case.

If you hate the look of scratches, silver MacBooks are for you.

To them, aging is part of what makes great objects great, like an old leather bag, favorite t-shirt, or the Millennium Falcon. Space gray MacBook has the most contrast, so scratches are the most noticeable. Scratches aren't super-obvious, but you can see them if you try. Gold and rose gold MacBooks are somewhere in the middle. On the silver MacBooks, small scratches don't contrast as much and so don't show up unless you tilt them and look at them in the light just so. They are metal, though, and so can be scratched. Apple's anodization system is tougher than many standard types, and isn't gloppy looking like some of the ultra-tough treatments.