Filed under: Hardware, MacBook
One of may favorite aspects of the Mac Web is the race to be the first person to take apart a brand-spanking new piece of equipment. Kodawarisan has broken down this white MacBook, and put up the photos to prove it. You can clearly see how accessible the hard drive is, as we mentioned in an earlier post.Want to drag a file to another folder and copy it instead of moving it? Press the Option key when you drag that file and it'll be duplicated rather than moved entirely.
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resaca city rollie said 7:22PM on 5-17-2006
so... is the processor easy to swap like on the Mac Mini and on the iMac?
- rCr -
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Derek said 8:55PM on 5-17-2006
that's a beautifully designed interior. as much as i hate to say it, it's much nicer than the innards of the MBP (I took mine apart last week to reapply thermal paste)
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MahRain said 3:40AM on 5-18-2006
It looks like the processor is soldered on the mainboard, i don't see any socket, so it isn't replaceable.
As for the termal grease, the Macbook's greasemonkey's are a lot more professional than the Macbook Pro grease-appliers!
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Brian Ashe said 10:50AM on 5-18-2006
Yup, just as predicted here:
http://www.misterbg.org/AppleProductCycle/
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