How chief Almir and the Surui tribe protect their ancient rain forests

[payam49er]

what is that music at the end?

[NFSForever]

Marketing

[AndreMedalMagic]

nossa! macbook air!!!

[gustavomaior]

Indio Fake!

[Torkesakua]

Que felicidade ver que empresas grandes tentam zelar pelo bem dos outros, mesmo tão distantes!! Tiro meu chapéu pro Google.

[RodolfoSantosBR]

@Torkesakua vai achando que eles são tão bonzinhos assim e só querem ajudar a "proteger" a floresta

[Torkesakua]

@RodolfoSantosBR vou mesmo, do que eu acho, cuido eu :)

[smirnoffjr2]

@UpcomingAssassin I have MacBook and know what I talking about without your useless Wikipedia references: It's impossible work on glossy display in bright conditions. Your hypothetical "bright conditions where no direct light" almost can not be encountered in real life. On video you can see - you see mirror like surface instead normal display.

[smirnoffjr2]

Glossy display on sunlight? Poor man. Give him normal notebook.

[UpcomingAssassin]

@smirnoffjr2 I am sorry to disappoint you, but you should have made a quick research. Glossy displays in extremely bright conditions where no direct light is facing the screen, are better for reading text. I guess your anti-fanism of Apple made you not think before you act?

(Source: Wikipedia)

[SuperEnigmation]

@smirnoffjr2 Lol. At least the MacBook Air's glossy display isn't so glossy that you can't see ANYTHING in sunlight. (I'm talking to you, MacBook Pro.)

[recycledt]

thank goodness for the internet