Some people actually enjoy having the slimmest notebook in the world, and others, just want to tear it apart. Gizmodo has gotten their hands on Apple’s new MacBook Air, and have decided to take it apart. The innards of this sleek sub-notebook are almost cooler than the outside (at least for a geek). All you need is a Phillips #00 screwdriver, and you are 10 screws away from voiding your warranty. Inside the Air there is an easily replaceable HD, and RAM that appears to be soldered to the board (in other words it’s not working out). From inside the notebook, you can see that the battery is very easy to replace. You can also replace your battery for $129 and Apple will unscrew the 10 screws for you.
Some people actually enjoy having the slimmest notebook in the world, and others, just want to tear it apart. Gizmodo has gotten their hands on Apple’s new MacBook Air, and have decided to take it apart. The innards of this sleek sub-notebook are almost cooler than the outside (at least for a geek). All you need is a Phillips #00 screwdriver, and you are 10 screws away from voiding your warranty. Inside the Air there is an easily replaceable HD, and RAM that appears to be soldered to the board (in other words it’s not working out). From inside the notebook, you can see that the battery is very easy to replace. You can also replace your battery for $129 and Apple will unscrew the 10 screws for you.
Via [Macrumors]
Keep up with the latest Apple news! -
Subscribe to our feed →