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Once upon a time in consumer tech, roughly around the turn of the millennium, fun translucent colors were the bee's knees. Whether you were purchasing a new video game console, a desktop PC, a computer mouse, or even your favorite pop star's new album on compact cassette, see-through electronic gadgets were ubiquitous in the 90s and in the early 00s. For better or worse, this particular design trend faded into the rear view mirror as quickly as it arrived. While we've thankfully moved on from the era of drab beige PC towers, most modern tech products now ship in rather uninspired black, white, and gray colorways. Every now and again, we're treated to a gorgeously colored product -- my personal all-time favorite happens to be the burgundy red Microsoft Surface Laptop 2. Unfortunately, the company ripped this SKU off the market, and we haven't seen it return on a Surface product since. See-through electronics are arguably even cooler, allowing us to peer into the inner workings of ou
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