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Back in 2015, Apple introduced the 12-inch MacBook. The first model ever to feature an Apple logo that didnt light up. And since then, the MacBook Pro and MacBook Air have also received the same treatment. This caused some controversy, since the glowing Apple logo has been around for over two decades and has become an iconic design element of Apples notebooks. So why was the illuminated Apple logo removed? Well, thats exactly what Ill explain right now. So when the 12-inch MacBook was introduced, it was the thinnest model in Apples history. In fact, at 13.1 millimeters, it was 24% thinner than the MacBook Air. But that dramatic improvement didnt come without compromises. For example, Apple had to create a new super-thin keyboard that featured butterfly mechanisms instead of the traditional scissor design. They claimed the new keyboard was an improvement, but that didnt turn out to be the case. It was extremely faulty and resulted in a class action lawsuit, with Apple eventually