<! -- google_ad_section_start -->We鈥檝e currently shown you the outside the new early-2011 MacBook Seasoned pro 15, and given you some preview of what its quad-core guts can handle, but iFixit seldom stop when screws get involved the VGP-BPS8 battery. The teardown-team acquired some sort of 15-inch MBP and set to function stripping its delicious unibody framework apart, not happy until the bare Core i7 chip was visible.
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Inside there are several notable changes, some of which might give upgraders a little pause for thought. To start with is the Dell MT3HJ RANDOM ACCESS MEMORY, which is now PC3-10600, different from previous MacBook Pro notebooks (though similar to found in the 2010 twenty one. 5-inch and 27-inch iMacs), so this means Dell U164P RAM by older machines won鈥檛 work within the new model. There鈥檚 also another antenna for the DELL N855P wireless network card, extra heat sinks and lashings of heat paste, and it seems Thunderbolt gets its own heat sink as properly. One interesting point iFixit notices is some patchy high-quality control inside, with no less than one stripped screw and a powerful unlocked ZIF socket for that IR sensor. Small points, yes, but not quite that DELL D837N consistency we鈥檙e used to. Here鈥檚 hoping iFixit got really the only dud from the formation line. Other MacBook information: laptop computer batteries <! -- google_ad_section_end -->
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