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iFixit MacBook Air teardown has a sting in the tail

iFixit MacBook Air teardown has a sting in the tail

Posted on March 26, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

A week ago today, Apple revealed a new model for the MacBook Air. After years of fielding complaints about the butterfly keyboard seen on many modern MacBooks, Apple finally replaced it with the Magic Keyboard from the 16-inch MacBook Pro. As with all new Apple releases, iFixit has gotten its hands on one of these new MacBook Airs and has subjected it to a teardown to see what other new items might be lurking inside the machine.
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