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【チャンネル名 iFixit】
【タグ M1 MacBook Pro,Apple MacBook Pro,MacBook Pro 2021,M1 MacBook Pro Teardown,iFixit Teardown,iFixit,Repair,Teardown,Disassembly,M1 MacBook,M1 MacBook Pro Battery,16 macbook pro m1 max,16 macbook pro 2021,M1 Pro,M1 Max】
Remove the notch, put in an x86 CPU, and it’s a deal for me
Debossed, not Embossed.
Modular storage on the laptop is not negotiable. Laptop is not a smartphone or a tablet, any serious work-oriented laptop should have at least one, better 2 m.2 sockets. Apple charges 2x-3x the price for storage, without the possibility for hardware-based redundancy and if something goes kaput on the machine (not even storage necessarily) you’re not getting that data back.
is that a backlight bleed on the kayboard??
adhesive greatly simplifying battery replacement? no thanks, will stick to real laptops that are held by 4 screws and 1 battery cable
Soo… They’ll get thinner and thinner, then fat again to get thinner and thinner, or what? 🤔
and what about upgrades ? like on my MacBook Pro 2012 I was able to upgrade the RAM and change my hard drive for a SSD ….. can we do that with this new MacBook Pro?
Complaining about the notch is so lame
Barring any serious mechanical damage (i.e. from accidentally dropping or crushing the device), the only part that should ever need to be replaced is the battery.
Making the battery replaceable is so huge. I’ve had so many devices that were perfectly usable, that became unusable because of battery degradation, and an impossible battery replacement procedure. (Phones, surface tablets, etc.)
It would be nice to see upgradeable storage and memory, but I don’t think Apple is ever going to do that.
Apple needs to sort a new Framework for it’s laptop builds 😉
Macbooks Pro lol
but the battery can be replaced and still works? or has a firmware locking it down to the original device? because the touch id and display panel *WON’T WORK* unless it’s changed and *RESERIALIZED* by apple! same goes for cameras, display, touch id in the latest iphones.
So what use is it that you have a notebook with modules the user can take apart if those modules are hard coded to NOT WORK on another notebook?
Where the hard drives and the memory in case we want to upgrade that later?
5:00 Does that mean we’d be able to remove the HDMI for an HDMI 2.1?
1:26 You know exactly what that looks like, and it’s not Angry Owl Eyes.
Can you add or replace SSDs?
The CPU was easy to scratch to know it it has been tampered with or not. No repair for you!
I love it, when you show the new machines with their guts open!
M1 MacBooks Pro?
Why does it need bigger fans?