Looks fake to me. If you look at the headphone and input jacks you can see the chrome rings. On every logic board (what apple calls a system or mother board) the chrome ring is part of the jack that is soldered to board. Those rings then slide through the plastic opening on the case (even the aluminum MBP cases have a plastic shroud around the port openings). That is unless they've changed the design of the generic 3.5mm jack?

@Jared - "Every recent Apple notebook has required you to toggle a couple tabs on top, the smart way to do it."

Not true. The tabbed keyboards stopped on the Pro lines with the introduction of the MacBook Pro, and on the consumer line with MacBook. On MBP you have to remove the top case, then unscrew the keyboard from the top case. And the MB, the top case is the keyboard, it's not a separate part.

It's a conspiracy... They try to distract us from the flaws of the iPhone, by giving us MobileMe?

Ads on your cell phone? Ehh.. no thanks...

B.O.S.E. = Better Off w/ Something Else

"No highs, no lows... must be BOSE."

Not exactly sales figures. I went to buy 300 on Blu-Ray; at the local Circuit City, there were plenty of HD versions available, but no BD. Then over to the Best Buy, there was about 3 BD left and over 30 copies of HD. Again, I know not a very accurate gauge based on just two stores, but it's at least a little hint.