And you still get something pretty apple-like if you use large fillets for anything that follows the layer lines and small chamfers for any corner that doesn't. Maybe not Macbook-like, but certainly Mac-Mini-like. And if that's not good enough there's always the option of spending time with filler and sandpaper. There are few fabrication methods that get perfect looking results without some dedication to post-processing. With UV resin printers you just trade the sanding for washing and curing (a really good trade if you need tiny details, but still)