IFixit dismantles Apple M3 MacBook Pro to uncover the secret that "Space Black" is not so fingerprinted.

CTOnews.com November 11 news, foreign maintenance team iFixit today shared a video of Apple's 14-inch MacBook Pro dismantling, saying that the internal structure and the previous generation are basically unchanged.

IFixit posted a blog post explaining in detail Apple's deep space blackout process that protects against fingerprints. The team said Apple managed to make the anodized surface of the deep space black finish "more uneven" at the micro level, making it more reflective and darker.

Space black color

"Apple can etch a rougher anodized surface, making it more uneven," Kevin O'Reilly of Space Grey iFixit wrote. "the resulting corners and gaps further diffuse light, reducing white light into the human eye, resulting in a smooth matte effect."

CTOnews.com attached more information about "Space Black" MacBook Pro, which can be visited here.