- Apr 6, 2014
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I have read quite a good number of articles about how Alcantra is the "easy to make, expensive to sell" fabric. I've seen it used in high end cars and luxury bags. I've come to understand that it gets greasy and a mess over the time and is difficult to clean (unless, of course, you act quick). I have formed an impression that it is not quite the luxury item it is marketed as. It's just an alternative to leather (after it went mainstream). Knowing this, why did Microsoft choose to use it on the laptop? I get the fact that it needs to be cared for as a luxury item but then why aim it at college students?