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Digital Trends·1h ago

Apple’s new touchscreen MacBook Pro isn’t exactly repair-friendly. I’d be extra careful when carrying it.

iFixit’s teardown says Apple’s touchscreen MacBook Pro is easier to repair, though soldered memory and a fragile logo path remain.

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