The technicians from the iFixit server have really been working on the last few days maximum to quickly explore the secrets of the hardware components that hide the newly introduced products from the company Apple. They first took it apart a few days ago MacBook Pro and his Retina display. Most recently, iFixit decided to dismantle the latest generation of the classic 15″ MacBooku Pro. Considering that this is not a version with Retina screen, the placement of components is similar to the previous generation. Therefore, we find several differences, especially between the new one Retina and a classic model, such as the use of a hard disk, where in the standard MacBooku Pro it does not find an SSD disk with a thickness of 3,16 mm, but a regular HDD up to 9,45 mm thick.
There is a similar difference in the RAM operating memory, which is not connected directly to the logic board as in the thin one Retina MacBooku, but retains the form of an external replaceable part. The repairability score is 7 out of 10 for the standard model, which is in contrast Retina a model whose result is 1 in 10, a huge difference. The battery, optical drive, hard drive and RAM memory are easily accessible, similar to competing notebooks. The following picture shows the motherboard, which also has a quad-core Intel Core i7-3615QM 2.30 GHz processor (orange), an NVIDIA GeForce GT 650M graphics chip (red) and an Intel E2088369 HUB controller (yellow).
*Source: iFixit
The classic is better in this regard.
Not much for the money :-)
For that money, there is basically a whole computer there, what would you imagine should be there?
It's beautiful from the inside too :)
He probably wants a hamster in a merry-go-round and a chilled scotch for those ducks instead of a flashlight...